Disgraced banker R. Allen Stanford's pitch to investors was equal parts glamour and flattery.By serving a select and wealthy clientele, employing top-flight talent and being "a privately held institution free to focus on our No. 1 priority, which is our clients," Stanford was able to earn "premium returns," his bank documents claimed.
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