Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's alleged madam who lived in a $5 million NYC mansion, has been arrested by the FBI. Here's what we know about the British socialite's finances and assets.

Ghislaine Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Tuesday for her role in the sex slave trade.

Multiple reports say that he was arrested by the FBI in July 2020.

While awaiting trial on charges of sex trafficking and conspiracy, the British tycoon became one of the most prominent and mysterious figures associated with the man.

She was said to have acted as a brothel for convicted sex offenders. These allegations were denied by the man.

Business Insider did not get a response from the legal team.

Robert Maxwell, a British media mogul, died after falling from his yacht near the Canary Islands in 1991.

We know a lot about how Maxwell's finances work.

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Her father's business was in debt so she didn't move to the US as a rich person.

The British socialite, who was 30 years old at the time, quickly became a fixture of the city's high society, rubbing shoulders with celebrities, presidents, CEOs, and other members of the city's wealthy and powerful elite.

She started out in New York working in real estate and living off a trust fund set up by her father.

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After her father left office, the two grew close.

According to a person familiar with the relationship, he was the contact between the two men. She was close to the family because she and her partner became close.

Bari Lurie, Clinton's chief of staff, told Business Insider that Clinton and her husband didn't know about the allegations until 2015.

She was friendly with them because of her friendship with a dear friend of theirs. They ended their friendship when that relationship ended.

A person close to Clinton told Business Insider that she and her husband were friends with a person named Ted Waitt.

She was at Clinton's wedding because she was Waitt's girlfriend.

The Waitt Foundation is dedicated to protecting the oceans and is chaired by Waitt.

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According to tax records reviewed by Business Insider, a corporation with the same address as Epstein's finance office bought the Manhattan house for $4.95 million in 2000.

Lynn was the buyer.

Business Insider couldn't confirm that the seller of the home is the same one who has been linked to Epstein. Lynn de Rothschild is the chair of the E. L. Rothschild family investment office. She was not married to de Rothschild at that time.

The assessed market value of the mansion was more than 13 million dollars. The home was purchased for $4.475 million.

There are 12 rooms in the 7,000 square foot home on Manhattan's Upper East Side.

Lynn Forester de Rothschild did not reply to a request.

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The TerraMar Project was founded in 2012 to promote the preservation of the ocean.

The TerraMar Project's website was shut down days after it was announced that it would cease all operations. The website will be shut down. TerraMar would like to thank everyone for their support.

Business Insider's ine Cain found that the nonprofit was a relatively small enterprise. Most of the money went into website development, office expenses, travel, phone and utilities fees, merchant fees, contractor fees, professional fundraising services, and insurance policies.

TerraMar was half a million dollars in the hole in terms of revenue by the end of the year.

According to Ellen Cranley of INSIDER, investigators were looking into the nonprofit for possible ties to Epstein.

According to tax documents reviewed by Business Insider, the organization received $57,000 in donations in the tax year that ended in January.

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According to tax filing published by ProPublica and reviewed by Business Insider, Max is the Trustee of a philanthropic organization.

The charity whose stated mission is to end the commercial sexual exploitation and trafficking of children and young women received a $350 donation from the foundation.

Rachel Lloyd, the founder and CEO of GEMS, told Business Insider that they couldn't find a record of the donation because they had changed their donor databases.

Lloyd said that they wouldn't accept money from people who were against their mission. We support the victims who have come forward and hope that they will be able to get some justice from the people who perpetuated their crimes.

The Madison Square Boys & Girls Club is a chapter of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America that provides after-school programs for under-resourced youth.

She donated $300 to Hale House in 2007. The Mother Hale Learning Center was established in 2008 after the residential program at Hale House ended.

The Clinton Library and Foundation received a donation of $2,500 from Maxwell in 2003 as well as at least $1,625 from 2003 to 2008, according to the tax filing.

According to the tax filings, from 2002 to 2018, the foundation held an average of $20,000 in total assets each year and appeared to be used to make a few small donations per year.

The total assets of the foundation peaked in the tax year ending in June of 2003 at $42,947. The number had dropped to $1,245 by the year's end.

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The Post reported in August that authorities had not been able to locate her because she was believed to be living overseas.

The tech CEO Scott Borgerson was reported to have been living in Manchester-by-the- Sea, Massachusetts, with the man named Maxwell.

Borgerson denied that Maxwell was at his house. He said that he had been away from the country for a week and that the house was empty.

Business Insider asked for comment on her location, but her legal team did not reply.

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