Close associate of Jeffrey Epstein leaves advisory role at Cambridge University business school

An advisor for Cambridge University’s Judge Business School has resigned after it was revealed he was a close associate of Jeffrey Epstein.

Cambridge Judge Business School was approached by Private Equity News asking about David Stern’s considerable ties to Epstein, the late child sex offender and human trafficker.

A spokesperson for the business school responded, saying: “David Stern has resigned from the advisory board of Cambridge Judge Business School with immediate effect.”

The German financier’s name was removed from the website just hours later.

On Thursday 5th February, David Stern was confirmed to still be “a current member of the board”.

According to documents recently released by the US Department of Justice, Stern frequently visited Epstein’s houses and there were emails exchanged between their accounts detailing both business and personal matters.

An email sent from Stern’s account in 2009 referred to him as Epstein’s “soldier” and to the convicted paedophile as his “general”.

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Cambridge Judge Business School (via Unsplash)

Cambridge Judge Business School is a business school belonging to Cambridge University and has ranked first in the UK for Research Excellence Framework.

Cambridge Judge Business School and Cambridge University have been contacted for comment.

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