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Susquehanna Says It Will Settle With Alleged Insider Traders

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 29 September 2026, 16:51 UTC By Bob Van Voris and Chris Dolmetsch 1 min read
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Susquehanna International Group and Citadel Securities said they would drop a lawsuit alleging they lost tens of millions of dollars to insider traders as the firms finalize settlements with a number of individual defendants.

Susquehanna International Group and Citadel Securities said they would drop a lawsuit alleging they lost tens of millions of dollars to insider traders as the firms finalize settlements with a number of individual defendants.
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