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Convicted Insider Trader Arrested in Dubai After Fleeing France

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 30 September 2026, 17:05 UTC By Gaspard Sebag 1 min read
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A trader convicted of insider dealing was arrested in Dubai on Wednesday after French authorities issued an arrest warrant to force him to serve a three year jail sentence, according to a government official.

A trader convicted of insider dealing was arrested in Dubai on Wednesday after French authorities issued an arrest warrant to force him to serve a three year jail sentence, according to a government official.
Dubai (LOCATION) French (ORG)
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