French rogue trader trial begins

Rogue trader Jerome Kerviel went on trial in Paris today accused of one of history’s biggest bank frauds.

French rogue trader trial begins
Tue, 08 Jun, 2010 - 15:59

Rogue trader Jerome Kerviel went on trial in Paris today accused of one of history’s biggest bank frauds.

Kerviel is charged with gambling tens of billions in outrageous secret trades that humiliated French banking powerhouse Societe Generale.

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