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USA private equity executive convicted of fraud
David Gentile is the founder and former CEO of GPB Capital, convicted in August 2024 of leading a multi‑year scheme that prosecutors say raised about $1.6 billion and defrauded more than 10,000 invest...
President Trump commuted the seven‑year prison sentence of former GPB Capital executive David Gentile, who had reported to federal prison on Nov. 14 and was released about 12 days later, prompting wid...
David Gentile is the founder and former CEO of GPB Capital Holdings, a New York-based private-equity and investment-advisory firm founded in 2013; federal authorities say the company raised roughly $1...
President Trump commuted the seven‑year prison sentence of former GPB Capital CEO David Gentile after Gentile had served roughly 12 days, and the White House defended the action by disputing the factu...
Federal prosecutors said David Gentile and co-defendant Jeffry Schneider ran a multi‑year scheme that raised about $1.6 billion from more than 10,000 mostly retail investors and used new investor mone...
David Gentile is the co‑founder and former CEO of GPB Capital Holdings, a private equity firm that raised about $1.6 billion to buy stakes in auto, retail, health‑care and housing companies; he was co...
Available reporting shows President Donald Trump commuted the seven‑year prison sentence of former GPB Capital CEO David Gentile on or around Nov. 29–30, 2025; news outlets note it was part of a serie...
President Trump commuted David Gentile’s seven‑year prison sentence 12 days after he reported to prison; the White House defended the move by saying prosecutors’ Ponzi‑scheme characterization was unde...
David Gentile is best documented in two distinct professional identities in the available sources: (a) David Gentile, founder and longtime chief executive of GPB Capital Holdings, a private-placement ...
You can find video clips of David Gentile-related interviews and TV segments on major news outlets’ sites and their video sections — for example CNN posted a segment with a victim responding to Gentil...
President Trump commuted the seven‑year prison sentence of former GPB Capital CEO David Gentile less than two weeks after Gentile reported to prison on Nov. 14; Gentile was released Nov. 26 and his se...
David Gentile is a former founder and CEO of GPB Capital Holdings who was convicted in August 2024 in a multi‑year scheme that prosecutors say raised about $1.6 billion from more than 10,000 investors...
David Gentile is the founder and former CEO of GPB Capital Holdings, a private-equity firm at the center of a fraud prosecution that accused him and a co‑defendant of raising roughly $1.6 billion from...
Available reporting identifies David Gentile as the former CEO of GPB Capital who was convicted of securities and wire fraud and whose sentence was commuted by President Trump; none of the provided ne...
David Gentile was arrested by FBI agents on February 4, 2021, the same day the U.S. Department of Justice unsealed an indictment charging him in connection with the collapse of GPB Capital’s funds . F...
The Department of Justice has a commutation memorandum on file for United States v. Gentile, 21-CR-00054-001 (RPK), documenting the executive action that shortened David Gentile’s punishment (the memo...
Legal experts, Democratic senators and career prosecutors sharply criticized the commutation of David Gentile — calling it legally questionable, harmful to victims and emblematic of a politicized clem...
There are no financial records reported in the provided sources that link David Gentile or GPB Capital to the Trump Organization or to joint ventures with Donald Trump’s business entities; the contemp...
David Gentile, former CEO of GPB Capital, was sentenced in May 2025 to seven years in prison after an August 2024 conviction on securities and wire fraud charges tied to a scheme prosecutors say raise...
David Gentile is identified in reporting as the founder, co‑founder, CEO and former chief executive of GPB Capital Holdings (a private equity firm); recent coverage says he was a private‑equity execut...