VIDEO: HSBC Is Sued In U.S. For $250 Million Over Alleged Role In ‘death Bonds’

HSBC was sued for $250 million on Friday for allegedly ignoring red flags that a colorful British entrepreneur, the late David Elias, was committing fraud through an investment vehicle he controlled. According to the complaint, HSBC had been a custodian of life insurance policies used as collateral for bonds that SLS sold to investors, and which were falsely marketed as safe.



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