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Wednesday, 3 December 2008
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Kerviel may have been helped in SocGen scandal
According to a new report the rogue trader at the centre of the trading scandal which cost Societe Generale 4.9 billion euros, may hay have had help from another trader.
23 May 2008 |
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Court frees SocGen trader Kerviel pending probe
A Paris court ruled on Tuesday that Jerome Kerviel, the trader accused of causing record losses at French bank Societe Generale, could leave prison pending investigation, lawyers attending the court session said.
17 Mar 2008 |
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SocGen trader reportedly faced earlier inquiry
French bank Societe Generale, at the centre of a huge trading scandal, began investigating trades executed by junior trader Jerome Kerviel months before his unauthorised activities were exposed in January, the Financial Times reported.
18 Feb 2008 |
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Kerviel jailed in SocGen probe
Jerome Kerviel, the trader blamed by French bank Societe Generale for huge losses, was jailed while police questioned a broker on whether he knew about Kerviel's illicit deals.
09 Feb 2008 |
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Societe Generale trader admitted hiding trades
According to Jean-Claude Marin, the Paris prosecutor, alledged rogue trader Jerome Kerviel, has told police that he concealed trading from his superiors at Societe Generale but added that he had no intention to harm the bank.
28 Jan 2008 |
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Checks by SocGen missed bet
French bank Societe Generale has admitted that a gap in control systems allowed a junior trader to take a $73 billion (36-billion pound) losing bet on European share prices, but defended its handling of the world's biggest trading scandal.
28 Jan 2008 |
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Police search SocGen trader's apartment
French police searched the apartment of the Societe Generale dealer (SOGN.PA: Quote, Profile, Research) blamed for running up a $7 billion (3.5 billion pound) loss on Friday, but his family said he was a scapegoat for the world's worst rogue trading scandal.
26 Jan 2008 |
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SocGen humbled by rogue trader scandal
French bank Societe Generale faced tough questions on Friday over how it failed to spot the biggest rogue dealing fraud in history, in which a single young trader triggered a $7 billion (3.7 billion pound) loss under the noses of top executives.
25 Jan 2008 |
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