Bryant Riley and other leaders of his investment bank prevailed Tuesday against litigation blaming them for losses tied to the bankruptcy of Franchise Group Inc., founded by a friend of Riley’s with links to a fraud scandal.
A Delaware Chancery Court judge rejected claims that the former B. Riley Financial Inc. board turned a blind eye to red flags about Brian Kahn, a Prophecy Asset Management LP founder later described in court filings and news reports as a co-conspirator involved in securities fraud there. The idea that B. Riley’s directors had a duty “to monitor the internal compliance of ...
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