The founder, CEO, president, chairman, and so forth of Towers Financial Corporations, Steven Hoffenberg, true name Steven Jude Hoffenberg, tragically passed away recently. In Brooklyn, New York, in the United States, Steven Hoffenberg was born in the year 1945. He briefly owned the New York Post at the time and is remembered in part for his ability to save the publication from bankruptcy.
His early life reveals that he was Born in a Jewish family. He founded the Towers Financial Corporation in the year 1970, a New York City debt collection agency that was supposed to buy debts that people owed to hospitals, banks, and phone companies at the time.
Sir Douglas Huebert Leese, a British member arms trader and intelligence asset who was also with Saudi Adnan Khashoggi and Prince Bandar bin Sultan AL Saud, is known to have introduced Hoffenberg to one Jeffrey Epstein. Hoffenberg spent three months as the conservative daily tabloid newspaper New York Post in 1993. His career came to an end with a degree that was followed by numerous mass layoffs.
Why Was Steven Hoffenberg Imprisoned?
Towers Financial failed in 1993, and Hoffenberg admitted to defrauding investors of $475 million in 1995, leading to his imprisonment. He received a 20-year term, of which he spent 18 years, along with a $1 million fine and $463 million in reparations.
