Bernie Madoff's brother, Peter Madoff is still alive in 2023 and now lives with his wife in Palm Beach, Florida. After the release of Netflix's documentary series, Madoff: The Monster of Wall Street, everyone related to Bernie came into the spotlight including Peter. Some want to know Peter's whereabouts on today's date while some want to know about his net worth. Well, Peter's net worth is estimated to be around $1.5 million but there's no exact information on this.

Many people have already known about one of the biggest scandals in American history, the Ponzi scheme also known as the Madoff investing fraud, as the scandal is described in detail in the Netflix documentary series, Madoff: The Monster of Wall Street. 

Madoff: The Monster of Wall Street debuted on January 4, 2023. The episodes explore the dramatic rise and fall of convicted Wall Street banker Bernie Madoff, the brains behind one of the greatest Ponzi schemes in recent memory.

According to history, the series describes how Madoff stole almost $65 billion from hundreds of clients before he was finally apprehended in 2008. Many of Madoff's former clients gave testimony during his trial, stating that his Ponzi scheme caused them to lose their life savings.

Madoff was sentenced to 150 years in prison in 2009 after he pleaded guilty. However, he passed away in 2021 due to end-stage renal failure and other chronic medical issues. Even though Madoff is no longer around, his victim; some of whom were members of his own family are still suffering as a result of his acts including Peter Madoff, Bernie's brother. T viewers want to know where Peter is today. Well, here's everything we have on Peter Madoff!

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The Former Madoff’s Chief Compliance Officer, Peter Madoff Is Sill Alive and Seems to Be Living with His Wife in Palm Beach, Florida

Peter Madoff, the brother of Bernie Madoff, currently lives with his wife in Palm Beach, Florida, however, there's not much information about him as he likes to stay out of the spotlight now. The former Chief Compliance Officer was sentenced given a 10-year sentence. On November 19, 2019, he was only moved from the low-security Federal Correctional Institution-Miami onto house confinement and later was released after serving 9 years.

The scandal has not only affected the clients of Bernie Madoff but also his own family. Bernie had two sons: Mark Madoff and Andrew Madoff who worked in the same company and obviously they were also victims of their father's heinous crime. The brothers confronted their father about their concerns related to the company's finances in 2008 and alerted the authorities when Madoff admitted to his Ponzi scheme.

Both of Madoff’s sons are now deceased. Mark, the oldest, hanged himself in 2010 at the age of 46 on the anniversary of his father’s arrest, and Madoff’s younger son Andrew died of a rare form of cancer called mantle-cell lymphoma in 2014 at the age of 48.

Bernie's sons were not the only family members who were affected due to Madoff's scandal. Peter Madoff, his brother also worked in the same company as his brother and he also faced humiliation he claims that he was innocent.

The youngest of three children born to Sylvia and Ralph Madoff in Queens, New York, Peter always looked up to his older siblings Sondra and Bernie rather than anyone else. That's because they were second-generation Jewish immigrants who came from a perpetually struggling family, which helped him understand the value of putting in a lot of effort. Before joining Bernie's penny stock brokerage, Peter earned a Juris Doctorate at Fordham University from 1967 to 1970 with a focus on Banking, Corporate, Finance, and Securities Law.

By the time the 2000s arrived, Peter was in fact a Senior Managing Director and the Chief Compliance Officer, and he was also a member of the Board of various financial institutions. These included, among others, The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation, Nasdaq, the National Stock Exchange, and the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA). He reportedly went above and beyond expectations at every stage to make sure his elder brother, as well as his name at Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities, remained highly valued despite these substantial duties.

The Netflix original, Madoff: The Monster of Wall Street depicts Bernie as a bully who only valued his family's engagement in the trading industry and beyond if it went his way. The former's former assistant claimed that no matter who was there, whenever Peter attempted to make a point, depart from the norm, or simply express his opinion regarding any particular topic, he used to blow up to silence him. Despite being one of his most trusted employees, Peter occasionally had to tread carefully around his brother. He also apparently discovered the scam in December 2008.

Peter was under investigation for a long time as he stood by Bernie's side for the majority of the 45+ year Ponzi scam, despite his claims to the contrary. He was ultimately detained on associated charges, which led him to enter a guilty plea in 2012 to one count of fabricating broker-dealer data and one count of conspiracy with multiple purposes. It's important to note, however, that neither of them specifically accuse him of taking part in the widespread deception or even of having knowledge of it in the first place—a position he still strongly defends.