Offices:
3900 No. Fairfax Dr., Suite 825 Arlington, VA 22203 (224) 587-6200 | 607 No. Drury Lane Arlington Heights, IL 60004 |
Robert Erwin Ross is an Expert Witness in the fields of
Investment Securities and Bank Fraud / Letters of Credit.
Investment Securities: Vice President of Compliance and Operations for a NYSE Firm where he directed the activities of 44 support personnel and trained 148 stock brokers in preparation for NASD, NYSE and State Securities exams. His duties included daily oversight on trading activities, Reg "T", NASD complaints and filings, NYSE Client Services, portfolio reviews and broker oversight for compliance and trading activities. Mr. Ross prevented churning and any fraudulent trades by clients and supervised the Cashiering Dividend Dept., Support Staff and Trading Department.
Securities Expert Witness Qualifications:
Provided Opinions in 13 Arbitration and MediationsConsulted Attorneys for Case Direction within Investment Securities and Regulatory BodiesInterface with U.S. Treasure Dept (Securities Fraud ) and F.B.I. on Illicit Brokerage Trading, Mob Activities and Illegal Trading Manipulations
Banking / Letters of Credit : Mr. Ross has over 18 years of experience in International Trade and is one of very few who understand the complexities of Letters of Credit. He is familiar with all negotiable portions, including the usage of correspondent banks, presentation documents, instructions on when to confirm the letter of credit to beneficiary’s bank and client instructions to negotiate the letter of credit, eliminating excessive banking.
Bank Fraud Using Letters of Credit: An Expert’s Perspective
It begins by Mr. Natal walking into TheBank and requesting to open an account for his company that’s just opened a new office in town. With his bank documents, he deposits funds for several million dollars.
Midnight Oil Burners
I had a call last week on Friday, from the search firm, seeking to potentially fill a recent query for an Expert Witness. Reporting that I’m available for a phone interview was the next step. With that in mind, I could expect a call from a law firm partner, who would be asking