Rogue trader likely to be freed by French court

French rogue trader Jerome Kerviel is expected to be freed on bail when he appears in court today as part of the initial criminal investigation into his €4.9bn fraud.

Rogue trader likely to be freed by French court
Mon, 28 Jan, 2008 - 11:23

French rogue trader Jerome Kerviel is expected to be freed on bail when he appears in court today as part of the initial criminal investigation into his €4.9bn fraud.

His lawyer Christian Charriere-Bournazel said preliminary charges against Kerviel were likely.

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