Apollo’s Rowan Urges Leniency for Javice in JPMorgan Fraud Case

(Bloomberg) – Apollo Global Global Management Executive Board Chairman Marc Rowan called on Charlie Javice to be soft because it defrauded Jpmorgan Chase & Co. with a 175 million dollars of the student financial attempt.

In a letter opened at the Manhattan Federal Court on Friday, the billionaire, investor and board member at Javice’s company, asked the US regional judge Alvin Hellerstein to think about his “full character .. Rowan said Javice’s passion, creativity, intelligence and empathy.

Orum I feel that it will make many significant contributions to progress to society, Row said Rowan wrote. 33 -year -old Javice is scheduled to be sentenced on September 29th.

He was sentenced in March. The jury met with US prosecutors and Javice lied and Jpmorgan had a little more than a day without admission to imitate data to convince Frank’s site Frank had more than 4.25 million users when it was less than 300,000.

Rowan’s letter, who witnessed for defense at Javice’s hearing, joined more than 100 people filed at the beginning of the week with the support. Among them was Blythe Masters, former JPMorgan manager, who was introduced by Rowan to Javice and similarly served as a mentor of the young entrepreneur.

Although the court personnel should be sentenced to 12 years in prison, the prosecutors have not yet proposed a penalty for Javice.

His lawyers claimed that the prediction of approximately $ 200 million from the fraud was “not after all ,, claiming that the size of JPMorgan was“ not as follows.

Case Us / Javice, 23-CR-251, US Regional Court, Southern Region of New York (Manhattan).

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