Musk-Related Investor collides with one of the largest asset managers in the world star-news.press/wp

Silicon Valley is a famous investor with his ex-employment, one of the largest assets managers in the world, accusing the fraud accused of fraud and accused of shopping attempts.

On Thursday, Josh Raffaelli was presented on Thursday, the Brookfield Asset Management Management Management, said that the company wanted to be a loss in other parts of his business in other parts of his business.

It is a significant complaint of 100 pages, as Mr. Raffaelli closes the links to Elon Musk, the richest man in the world. This relationship allows Mr. Raffaelli’s funds in Lord Musk in the private companies, which allowed the precious opportunity to put the silicon valley. But among the allegations of Raffelli, Brookfield mislimited the amount of Brookfield’s customers in Brookfield to a limited amount in a Musk company.

In December, after Mr. Raffaelli, he introduced the complaint of whistling blower with the Board of Values ​​and Exchange, Shot Brookfield fired by his case.

“Brookfield repeatedly betrayed the trust and interests of his investors, and then he threw the employee who challenged his behavior,” Mark Mermelstein, Raffelli’s lawyers.

Brookfield manages more than $ 1 trillion on behalf of the pension plans, government investment funds and financial institutions. Until January, his president was the new Prime Minister of Mark Carney, Canada.

“This suit is merit and these claim claims is without a counter that Brookfield manages its business,” Kerrie Mchugh said, a Brookfield spokesman. “We will advocate great against this unleashed suit, which brought a former employee.”

Mr. Raffaelli, 45 years old, had a long career in Silicon Valley. In 2004, it became analysts later, called Fisher Jurveton, a venture capital company. At the time, Mr. Musk rose in the Silicon valley. He recently founded the SpaceX rocket company and made an early investment in Tesla, which would become the most valuable car company in the world.

2009. Until years, Mr. Raffaelli was the observer of the board in both Spacex and Tesla, according to LinkedIn profile. This had the right to attend the confidential meetings of companies. The proximity of Mr Musk Mr. Raffaelli also gave his customers to invest money in millions of private companies. In the Silicon Valley, this access was made by Mr. Raffaelli made his warm merchandise.

In 2017 he entered Brookfield, working from the San Francisco office. His work was to manage funds that would invest customers in technology companies. The salary of his base was $ 500,000, but his leaders said if his fund worked well, that his full compensation was ultimately in millions of dollars, on Thursday, archived at the top of St. Matthew.

To attract investors in part, Brookfield put his money to put the funds of Mr. Raffaelli, which means that the company’s economic interests would be aligned among customers. 2024. For the year, he managed its funds collectively more than $ 1.75 million, from pension funds, from other investors and Brookfield.

By pressing Mskk’s Orbit contacts, Musk organized several businesses in private businesses, such as SpaceX, artificial intelligence company as a company of the construction company of the tunnel, according to people who know the issue of Mr. Raffaelli.

But Brookfield soon found financial problems, according to the matter. Covid-19 Pandemia ruined the trade real estate industry, in which Brookfield and his affiliates were important investors. Brookfield property partners, asset management company sister companies, Lose about $ 2 billion 2020. In.

That’s what Brookfield’s scene is cheating, Mr. Raffelli said in the case.

In Cash, in 2024, Brookfield rejected some of his commitments to put hundreds of dollars in Raffaelli, in the external funds of investors, the lawsuit said.

At the same time, Brookfield made a proposal for a “foreign foreign conglomiter”, who wanted to invest $ 100 million in a fund of Mr. Raffaelli, described as “indistinguishable”.

The combined result was less money than expected by Mr. Raffaelli. Therefore, he limited the potential for the side of Brookfield’s external customers, the lawsuit said.

Already, Mr. Raffaelli said: he had to reduce $ 25 million and $ 5 million – his fund planned to invest in Mr. Xai of Musk. (The case did not identify according to the name of the Xai, but those who are known for investment confirmed.)

The option of “Buying Facebook or Apple Stock” will be at an affordable price, the case said. “Markets were expected to go any investment anywhere, and that has happened.” Xaira’s valuations have been more than 80 million dollars in the last year.

Last summer, Brookfield reported that the company Raffaelli was thinking that the company was thinking of his funds in a company called PineGrove Capital Partners, according to his case.

Mrs. Mchugh, Brookfield Boxewoman, said Raffaelli’s funds weren’t doing well. The Lord Raffelli’s lawyer discussed, saying that the funds were doing in Brookfield.

Mr. Raffaelli began to look at PineGrove, mostly owned by the asset manager in Brookfield. It was alarmed for what he found. Said Pinegrove had excessively exaggerated capital of his capital to make more than $ 100 million, to make it economically stronger than actually. Hundreds of institutions – non-profit organizations and pension funds convinced false funds for police and firefighters, to deal with money for pinogrove, according to the issue.

Last October, Mr. Raffaelli reported anonymously through the company’s whistle of the company in Brookfield. A few weeks later, he said, presented a complaint

Soon, Raffaelli’s leader, Mr. Anuj Ranjan told Brookfield’s General Manager decided to turn his funds to pinogrove. According to the issue, Mr. Raffaelli admitted that Mr. Raffaelli was not good for its customers, but it was designed to save money and save money. Mr. Raffaelli had a violation of the laws of federal values.

Mr. Ranjan did not ask for comment.

The investors of Mr. Raffaelli’s funds had to accept the merger of Pingrove. Brookfield encouraged Mr. Raffaelli “with investors who have gained better echoes with investors,” the lawsuit said.

In return for his help, Mr. Raffaelli said, Brookfield was now “beyond that” he had paid. The head of the company’s Human Resources Department said he sent a spreadsheet in the end, which could last $ 46 million according to its compensation agreement.

Mr. Raffaelli said Brookfield offered him briber.

Next week, Mr. Raffaelli sent a general advice in Brookfield asset management in advance

“I felt as uncomfortable as this, I had a duty to ignite some illegal behaviors with you,” he wrote according to the matter.

Nine days later, Mr. Raffaelli said: he was fired.