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  1. 9 de mar. de 2017 · Sam Wyly and his brother’s widow, Carolyn “Dee” Wyly, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in 2014 to prevent collection of a $299 million judgment in favor of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission from 2010 in Manhattan Federal Court. Wyly settled the SEC judgment against him for $198 million after Houser ruled for the IRS.

  2. With the help of junk-bond king Mike Milken, Sterling Software’s Sam Wyly mounted an aggressive—and ultimately successful—bid to acquire a company 10 times Sterling’s size. Here’s the ...

  3. 27 de jun. de 2016 · Sam Wyly filed for bankruptcy protection in October 2014 after he and his brother's estate were held liable in the SEC case, for an amount the regulator estimated at $299.4 million.

  4. Sam Wyly was born in Louisiana and raised in a small town. After getting his MBA from the University of Michigan, he went to Air Force boot camp near San Antonio, Texas. Next, he moved to Dallas, Texas to work as a salesman for IBM. In 1968, at only 28 years old, Sam started his first business venture, the University Computing Company, on the.

  5. www.dallasobserver.com › news › sam-wyly-the-bankrupt-billionaire-settles-with-theSam Wyly Settles With SEC | Dallas Observer

    4 de oct. de 2016 · Sam Wyly, the Dallas erstwhile billionaire, has settled his six-year squabble with the Securities and Exchange Commission for the discounted sum of $198.1 million. In exchange for this, the SEC ...

  6. 6 de ene. de 2016 · Texas tycoon Sam Wyly engaged in "lies, deception and fraud" in a years-long scheme to dodge taxes on $1.1 billion held in offshore trusts, a lawyer for the Internal Revenue Service said on Wednesday.

  7. Sam Wyly was raised in small-town Louisiana. In 1957, he got his MBA from the University of Michigan and began his career as a salesman for IBM and then a manager for Honeywell. At 28, he created his first company, University Computing Company, which became the first of six enterprises Wyly grew to over $1 billion valuations.