Want to check in on Fabrice Tourre’s Linked-in profile?

You can’t.

It looks like the Goldman Sachs man, who’s been accused of CDO fraud by the SEC and was de-registered from the FSA on Tuesday, has been busy removing his digital footprint.

His Facebook profile was swiftly gone on Friday — shortly after the SEC published its complaint.

By Wednesday, London-based Tourre had taken down his Linked-in page:

And his profile on business directory Viadeo was also gone.

(Cached versions are still available here and here)

Of course, keeping a low profile is pretty understandable given the circumstances.

Especially with headlines like the below:

• Goldman Sachs fraud banker Fabrice Tourre bags share of £3.2bn payout‎ – Daily Mail
• Fabulous Fab from Paris suburbs ‘sees money as a measure of success’ – Evening Standard
• Fabulous Fab’ Tourre Hated Housing Market, ‘Loved to Party’ – New York Magazine

This entry was posted by Tracy Alloway on Wednesday, April 21st, 2010 at 8:15 and is filed under Capital markets, People. Tagged with Abacus, CDO, Fabrice Tourre, Facebook, fsa, goldman sachs, sec. Edit this entry.