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A rogue trader known as the 'invisible man' gambled up to £60 billion in the world's biggest banking fraud disaster. The dealer has been named as Jerome Kerviel - and he has gone missing
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'Invisible man' rogue trader in £3.7billion bank fraud prepares to give himself up
The rogue trader behind the biggest banking fraud in history was preparing to give himself up to the authorities today saying: 'I've nowhere to hide'. Despite losing his employer Societe Generale £3.7 billion, 31-year-old Jerome Kerviel has been free to come and go as he pleases and has kept his passport
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Rogue trader preparing to give himself up in £3.7bn bank fraud 'was a bit like Tom Cr
The rogue trader behind the biggest banking fraud in history was preparing to give himself up to the authorities today saying: 'I've nowhere to hide'. Despite losing his employer Société Générale £3.7 billion, 31-year-old Jerome Kerviel has been free to come and go as he pleases and has kept his passport
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Rogue trader preparing to give himself up in £3.7bn bank fraud had just lost his girl
The rogue trader behind the biggest banking fraud in history was preparing to give himself up to the authorities today saying: 'I've nowhere to hide'. Despite losing his employer Société Générale £3.7 billion, 31-year-old Jerome Kerviel has been free to come and go as he pleases and has kept his passport
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Re: Rogue trader preparing to give himself up in £3.7bn bank fraud had just lost his
"...Mr Kerviel, who was described yesterday as "a genius of fraud" by the country's top banker..."
Ironic that he should be described thus for losing this money when right now British banks are fighting in court to protect their contractual "right" to pilfer sums from millions of private individuals, sums that they have taken for decades, sums that far exceed just £3.7bn.Comment
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Rogue trader preparing to give himself up in £3.7bn bank fraud had just lost his girl
The French trader who blew billions in catastrophic gambles on the stock market began his reckless dealings after a succession of personal tragedies, neighbours revealed. Jerome Kerviel, 31, was left devastated by the sudden death of his father Charles a year ago and then, while still grieving, his wife of two years walked out on him
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Rogue trader in £3.7bn bank fraud was already devastated by father's death when his w
The French trader who blew billions in catastrophic gambles on the stock market began his reckless dealings after a succession of personal tragedies, neighbours revealed. Jerome Kerviel, 31, was left devastated by the sudden death of his father Charles a year ago and then, while still grieving, his wife of two years walked out on him
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SocGen faces takeover or break-up as details emerge of record banking fraud
Speculation about the fate of Société Générale increased yesterday as the financial industry tried to make sense of how it fell foul of the world's biggest banking fraud.
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Police search rogue trader's bank
French police search the headquarters of Societe Generale, the bank where rogue trading lost huge sums.
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