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Hennessee Group severely shaken after Bayou scandal

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After having advised its clients to invest in the fraudulent Bayou hedge fund, the Hennessee Group has effectively lost half of its business.

April 21 (TheStreet.com): According to online news service TheStreet, the Bayou Manage

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