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Ex-Merrill Lynch Execs to Be Sentenced

Wednesday, April 20, 2005 11:25:07 PM
By KRISTEN HAYS

 These are Nov. 2004 file photos of James A. Brown, left, former head of Merrill Lynch asset lease group and Daniel Bayly, former head of investment banking for Merrill Lynch. The two former Merrill Lynch & Co. executives are scheduled for sentencing in Houston, Thursday, April 21, 2005.   They were convicted in late 2004 of participating in Enron's bogus sale of power barges to the brokerage firm in late 1999. (AP Photo/Pat Sullivan, File)HOUSTON (AP) - Two former Merrill Lynch & Co. executives convicted of participating in Enron's bogus sale of power barges to the brokerage could serve more time in prison than the former Enron finance chief credited with masterminding that and other financial schemes.

Federal probation officers have recommended double-digit prison terms for Daniel Bayly, former head of investment banking for Merrill Lynch, and James A. Brown, former head of the brokerage's asset lease group.

Bayly was to be sentenced Thursday morning, followed by Brown mid-afternoon.


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