Ex-trader jailed, told to repay $6.7 billion
A Paris court has convicted former trader Jerome Kerviel guilty of all charges in one of history's biggest trading frauds.Full story
Factbox: Kerviel joins rogue traders' gallery
Former Societe Generale trader Jerome Kerviel was sentenced to three years in prison by a Paris court on Tuesday for his role in a trading scandal and ordered to reimburse the French bank 4.9 billion euros ($6.75 billion). Full story
Only vigilance can stop rogue traders like Kerviel
Only vigilance can stop rogue traders such as Jerome Kerviel, the sharp-suited French dealer who was jailed on Tuesday and ordered to repay former employer Societe Generale 4.9 billion euros ($6.8 billion). Full story
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French rogue trader Jerome Kerviel , who faces up to four years in prison for covert stock trades that Societe Generale bank says cost it almost five billion euros, arrives escorted by a French gendarme for the verdict hearing on October 5, 2010 at Paris' main courthouse. Kerviel's lawyer has called
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Jerome Kerviel, center, followed by his lawyer Olivier Metzner, second right, arrives at the Paris courthouse, Tuesday Oct. 5, 2010. The Paris court will hand down a verdict in the case of the former French trader accused of masterminding one of history's biggest trading frauds and costing one of Fr
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A file photo taken on June 03, 2008, shows former rogue trader Nick Leeson adressing a packed audience at a business seminar in Hong Kong. The tale of Nick Leeson, who brought down Britain's oldest bank in 1995, will hold out hope for fellow rogue trader Jerome Kerviel as the Frenchman begins a t
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