Former College Aid Execs Charged with Defrauding JPMorgan of $175M Through Fraudulent Customer Claims
- CEO Charlie Javice and exec Olivier Amar charged with wire fraud, bank fraud, securities fraud, and conspiracy.
- Javice allegedly inflated customer numbers to convince JPMorgan to acquire the company.
- Amar was the chief growth officer at the college financial aid startup Frank.
- JPMorgan discovered the fraud after low customer engagement and shut down the startup.
- Javice previously pleaded not guilty while Amar has just been indicted.