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Olivier Metzner, one of France's best-known lawyers, found dead near his private island in Brittany in apparent suicide.
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French 'rogue trader' launches appeal
Jerome Kerviel, who faces five-year prison term, rejects responsibility for bets that caused 4.9bn euro loss at SocGen.
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UBS trader charged with fraud in London
Man alleged to have lost bank $2.3bn in unauthorised trading appears in UK court charged with false accounting.
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UBS man held over $2bn 'rogue trades'
Switzerland's largest bank says staff member in its investment unit has caused about $2bn in losses.
Europe
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Jerome Kerviel: Villain or victim?
The former Societe Generale junior trader was found guilty of computer abuse and forgery.
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French 'rogue trader' found guilty
Former Societe Generale trader Jerome Kerviel sentenced to three years in jail and ordered to repay 4.9 billion euros.
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Talking trade
A look at the global trade industry and how Iran will cope with the UN sanctions.
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'Rogue trader' trial opens in Paris
Jerome Kerviel appears in court accused of unauthorised deals that cost bank $5.85bn.
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Media scrum at 'rogue trader' trial
French "rogue trader" Jerome Kerviel goes on trial over multi-billion dollar bank loss.
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Davos diary: Badges of honour
Conference on 'rethinking' the economy is one big exercise in navigating hierarchies.
Tristan Redman in Davos, Switzerland
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