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Charlie Javice

6 stories about Charlie Javice

סניף של ג'יי.פי מורגן לצד מייקל אייזנברג, מייסד קרן אלף

JPMorgan sues Aleph over Frank fraud fallout

12.04.26|Meir Orbach

The bank seeks to recover losses from the $175 million acquisition built on fabricated customer data.

מייסדת פרנק צ'רלי ג'אביס מואשמת בהונאת ג'יי פי מורגן

Seven-year sentence for startup founder who defrauded JPMorgan

29.09.25|CTech, Reuters

Charlie Javice built Frank as a financial aid tool, but prosecutors say she sold it on fabricated data.

מייסדת פרנק צ'רלי ג'אביס מואשמת בהונאת ג'יי פי מורגן

"Their lies caught up with them": Charlie Javice convicted in JPMorgan fraud case

Former fintech star and her Israeli co-defendant Olivier Amar have been found guilty of deceiving JPMorgan in $175 million acquisition.

מייסדת פרנק צ'רלי ג'אביס מואשמת בהונאת ג'יי פי מורגן

‘It was through their lies that they became multimillionaires’: Charlie Javice fraud trial opens

Prosecutors claim Javice and her Israeli co-defendant Olivier Amar faked user data, while her lawyers blame JPMorgan, which bought their college financial aid startup, Frank, for $175 million.

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College financial aid startup founder charged with defrauding JPMorgan

05.04.23|Reuters

Charlie Javice, the founder of the now-shuttered startup Frank, was charged with defrauding JPMorgan into buying her startup for $175 million in 2021

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CTalk: Billions in Student Aid Money Is Left on the Table, Says Student Loan Entrepreneur

Charlie Javice, CEO and founder of student financial aid startup Frank, spoke to CTech reporter Adi Pick at the OurCrowd Summit in Jerusalem