Limo driver-turned-hedgie faces long stretch in prison
Alan Fishman used to drive Wall Street bankers around New York. All the while, he thought he could do what they did. Now, the hedge fund president is facing five years in jail for securities fraud.
A former limousine driver who engineered an extraordinary career change and became president of a hedge fund now faces up to five years in prison for cheating investors out of nearly $20 million.
Alan Fishman, a 50-year-old Ukraine native who resides in Brooklyn's Brighton Beach, last week plead
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