Terah Rahming

Bermuda-based Canadian David Sidders and others made millions of dollars in profits by trading on illegal tips provided by a legal analyst whose Toronto law firm employer was privy to confidential information on takeovers, a Canadian regulator has alleged.

Investors in a failed Bahamas based investment fund have secured a $3.8 million settlement of a civil complaint filed in the United States against the Fund's liquidator and its former banker.Under the terms of the settlement, investors in MJ Select

The Zurich Financial Services Group has accused PricewaterhouseCoopers (Bahamas) of failing to pursue claims against several parties who were involved in a failed offshore investment fund.It claims PwC has taken no legal action against the administrator or directors of the

Investors in a failed Bahamas-based investment fund have filed a lawsuit in the United States in which they are seeking to recoup $9.8 million of losses.The plaintiffs are investors in M. J. Select Global Ltd., which is in liquidation after suffering total losses of "at least $30-$40 million", according to the complaint.Several of the many defendants are based in the Bahamas, including M. J. Select Global Ltd., Oceanic Bank & Trust Ltd., Citco Fund Services (Bahamas) Ltd. and Lion Corporate Services Ltd.