A Raw Deal
The Wall Street Journal - April 29, 2003
Frank Quattrone is in a curious pickle. The defrocked investment banker from Credit Suisse First Boston now stands as the lone criminal defendant in the government's widespread investigation of abuses in the IPO market. He has been charged with "obstruction of justice." But he hasn't been charged with any crime the investigation of which he allegedly obstructed, and neither has anybody else.

Quattrone Prosecutor Plays Fast and Loose
May 04, 2004
Even after the jury's verdict, the larger questions about the Quattrone prosecution are wide open.

Quattrone 'Very Believable' But Unconvincing
May 03, 2004
A jury concludes that Frank Quattrone intended to obstruct justice when he sent his two-line e-mail.

Quattrone II: Bulls, Pigs And Oxygen Pirates
April 29, 2004
A prosecutor flails away at the banker as both sides rest. Plus: a visit from the Lord Mayor.

Quattrone's Two-Minute Warning
April 28, 2004
The banker offers a minute-by-minute view of his busy world, a window to his state of mind.

Quattrone II: Friends Of Frank
April 27, 2004
If Frank Quattrone takes the stand, it will be after an introduction by four character witnesses.

Quattrone II: A Lawyer Blows Up
April 23, 2004
Quattrone's words come back to haunt, and his first witness puts his foot in it.

Quattrone II: $120 Million Man
April 23, 2004
Key witness testifies against banker as his lawyer wails. But legal experts find judge's rulings OK.

The Case Against Credit Suisse
April 22, 2004
Quattrone is alone in the dock. But shredding was done by hundreds, with bank's lawyers looking on.

Quattrone II: Investigations In The Air
April 20, 2004
Was the former CSFB star all powerful, or just one cog in a money-making investment banking machine?

Quattrone II: Little Notes, Long Remembered
April 16, 2004
The star banker changes mouthpieces, but his defense--much ado about nothing--is unchanged.

Quattrone II: The Best Jury Money Can Pick
April 15, 2004
If you are representing the former investment banking superstar, you want educated jurors.

Quattrone II: Getaway Jurors, Runaway Judge
April 14, 2004
Richard Owen makes an unusual order to the press, and lets potential jurors take an easy way out.

Uno, Dos, Tres, Quattrone
April 13, 2004
The Silicon Valley uber-banker goes on trial again today, with both sides hoping for a different ending.

Frank Quattrone's Ace In The Hole
October 10, 2003
A human business machine gets some help from two old friends, and the trial looks over.

Cover Up? Maybe, But Not By Quattrone
October 08, 2003
Quattrone is on trial, but it's CSFB that displayed a somewhat casual attitude about subpoenas.

Frank Quattrone's Wake-Up Call
October 03, 2003
Jurors hear about a phone call that preceded the now-famous e-mail, and how much he was paid.

At Quattrone Trial, Dogs Don't Bark
October 03, 2003
Did the banker know enough to obstruct justice? If so, wouldn't he also know it was too late?

Quattrone Wants Jury 'To Know Him As A Man'
October 01, 2003
The trial of the former CSFB bankers opens with far less drama than his tech deals used to command.

Dennis The Menace On Trial Today
September 29, 2003
The Tyco chief will argue that it ain't stealing when they give it to you--and the argument should work.

Quattrone Hardly 'Innocent,' But Not Guilty
April 24, 2003
The U.S. government accuses the defrocked investment banker of obstruction. But obstruction of what?

Quattrone Refuses To Deal
March 07, 2003
The investment banking star is refusing to take the fall for conduct he was once so richly rewarded for.

Quattrone Quits--And No Severance
March 05, 2003
Two years after the questions started, the banker decides he won't answer and quits Credit Suisse First Boston.

Massachusetts Finds CSFB 'Smoking Gun'
October 08, 2002
Frank Quattrone loved his Blackberry. But now some old e-mail may come back to haunt him.

Credit Suisse First Boston Settles The Easy One
January 22, 2002
Investment bank to announce settlement of government charges. Private lawyers will push harder and want more.

CSFB's $100 Million Is Blood In The Water
December 13, 2001
The firm will reportedly settle IPO-related claims with the government. But worse trouble awaits. 

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