But don't call it a Ponzi scheme.
但不要称此为庞氏骗局。
Sounds a bit like a Ponzi scheme, right?
这听起来有点像庞氏骗局，是不是这样呢？
There's the Ponzi scheme answer, of course.
当然还有庞氏骗局式的答案。
In other words, it was a classic Ponzi scheme.
换句话说，这就是一个庞氏骗局。
The third, Ponzi financing, is the most dangerous.
第三种——庞氏筹资——最危险。
However, so far as we know Ponzi never threatened anybody.
但是就我们所知，庞兹并没有威胁、恐吓任何人。
Mr Madoff was sentenced to 150 years in prison for his Ponzi scheme.
马多夫因其“旁氏计划”被判150年徒刑。
A Ponzi scheme does not generate any wealth whatsoever; that is why it ultimately collapses.
庞氏骗局本身并不会创造任何的财富，而这正是它为什么最终崩溃的原因。
I introduced them to each newspaper reporter, in order to help them to expose the Ponzi scheme.
我把他们介绍给每家报纸的记者，以帮助他们揭露这个庞氏骗局。
When speculative and, especially, Ponzi financing come to the fore, financial systems are more vulnerable.
当投机性筹资行为，特别是庞氏筹资行为大行其道时，金融体系是更加脆弱的。
The most dramatic reason for this shift is Bernie Madoff, perpetrator of the world’s largest Ponzi scheme.
这一转变最具戏剧性的原因是Bernie Madoff，这个世界上最大“庞氏骗局”的策划者。
Exactly one year ago, Bernard L. Madoff's two sons turned him in for running the biggest Ponzi scheme ever.
正好是一年前，伯纳德·马多夫(Bernard L . Madoff)的两个儿子揭发了他史上最大规模的庞氏骗局。
It turned out that Ponzi had never actually got around to buying many postal coupons and that it was all a colossal hoax.
事后证明，庞茨事实上并未四处购买邮政息券，而这完全是一个巨大的骗局。
The charge sheet confirms that he ran a Ponzi scheme of unprecedented boldness, dating at least as far back as the 1980s.
诉讼书上证实，梅道夫至少从80年代起，就开始实施一个史无前例的，大胆的庞式骗局。
As fate would have it, Mr. McMasters decided that Ponzi was indeed a fraud and wrote a newspaper expose in The Boston Post.
如同命里注定，麦克马斯特先生断定庞兹的的确确是个骗子，并在《波士顿邮报》上写了篇报道。
Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme, which came to light in 2008, made clear the risks of handing over capital without close oversight.
2008年曝光的BernieMadoff的庞兹骗局，诠释了在没有密切监督的情况下移交资本的风险。
The more likely route to a prosecution, if there is to be one, is to show that they aided their father in perpetrating the Ponzi scheme.
如果要控告他们的话，比较可能的方案就是证明他们帮助其父实施骗局。
Even workers with no suspected connection to the Ponzi scheme say their careers there have come back to haunt them, with no end in sight.
甚至和庞氏骗局没有嫌疑关系的公司员工也说，这段工作经历困扰着他们，而且看起来无休无止。
Long booms tended to result in excessive risk-taking and "Ponzi finance", where investors buy assets with borrowed money in the hope of quick capital gains.
长时间的繁荣将导致过分的风险承担以及“旁氏金融”，投资者用借来的钱购买资产以期获得短期资本利得。
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has scaled up its oversight since its failure to spot Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme, which came to light in 2008.
自从没能够及时发现于2008年曝光的伯纳德·马道夫(Bernie Madoff)庞氏骗局以来，证券交易委员会就拓宽了监管范围。
In a Ponzi scheme, not all investors lose. The first investors gain much. Those who manage to get out in time retain their investments and some of their gains.
在‘庞氏骗局’中，并不是所有的投资者都受到了损失。第一批投资人得到了很多。那些设法及时撤出的保住了他们的本金和一些收益。
Since Bernie Madoff's arrest on charges of running a $65 million Ponzi scheme, I've read many articles about how we investors should have known what was going on.
自从伯尼·麦道夫因涉嫌经营6500万美元的庞氏骗局而被捕以来，我读过很多文章，说我们这些投资者应该知道发生了什么。
The man who orchestrated the greatest Ponzi scheme in U.S. history is behind bars with a 150-year prison term, and now many of his belongings also have new homes.
这位一手策划美国历史上最大庞氏骗局的巨骗被判处150年监禁，他的一批私人物品日前也出现在了一场拍卖会上。
The man who orchestrated the greatest Ponzi scheme in U.S. history is behind bars with a 150-year prison term, and now many of his belongings also have new homes.
这位一手策划美国历史上最大庞氏骗局的巨骗被判处150年监禁，他的一批私人物品日前也出现在了一场拍卖会上。
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