In a series of interviews given to The New York Times, Bernard Madoff, man sentenced to 150 years in prison for defrauding thousands of investors using an updated version of the scheme Ponzi said that banks and hedge funds could not not know of the existence of its scheme and, indeed, were accomplices of operability which ended with a gap of several tens of billions of dollars.
With a skillful balance of information, Madoff did not name those banks, nor of those hedge funds, except to say that the prevailing attitude of its customers operating in these entities was like "if you're doing something wrong with us we do not want to know ", insisting however that they could not know. 
The bankrupt is restricted to seventy-two Burtner Federal Correctional Complex is free to communicate with the outside world via e-mail, but also had the possibility of a two-hour interview with the reporter Diana B. Henriques, who in addition to articles in the newspaper is writing a book on the case which has shocked il mondo della finanza e minato la fiducia degli investitori e dei risparmiatori nelle entità protagoniste di quello stesso mondo.
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