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Kweku Adoboli's Hail-Mary Effort
Set to be put on a flight back to his native Ghana on Tuesday, former UBS rogue trader Kweku Adoboli is mounting a last-ditch effort to stay in Britain. Kweku Adoboli is fighting his imminent deportation to Ghana, where he last lived when he was four....
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Kweku Adoboli: Last-Minute Reprieve
Kweku Adoboli, the former UBS rogue trader, should have been deported to Ghana today. He received an unexpected reprieve. The flight for Kweku Adoboli from London to Ghana, his country of origin, was booked for 4 a.m. on Tuesday. He never took that...
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UBS London - Four Years After Adoboli
Kweku Adoboli has become a household name at least in the banking world for all the wrong reasons. He caused his employer, Swiss bank UBS, a $2.3 billion loss through unauthorized trading. His name still stands for a failed system that allowed...
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What Makes a Rogue Trader?
rogue traders have in common? Will the advent of big data in finance be their undoing? A UBS banker who helped investigate Kweku Adoboli's $2 billion trading scam reveals his insight. Jerome Kerviel, Nick Leeson, Kareem Seragelin, Kweku Adoboli – they...
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UBS Rogue Trader «Concerned»
UBS rogue trader Kweku Adoboli is warning that rigging is seeping into our society – and that traders breaching risk limits is just the beginning. Kweku Adoboli, who pulled off the biggest fraud in British history at UBS, told finews.com he took in a...
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UBS Rogue Trader's Last Chance
Kweku Adoboli is on borrowed time in the U.K.: the convicted UBS rogue trader’s friends are mounting a hail-Mary push to prevent his imminent ouster to Ghana. One-time UBS trader Kweku Adoboli, who spent more than three years in a British prison for a...
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Rogue Trader's Deportation at Hand
Time is running out for Kweku Adoboli to avert deportation. The former banker convicted of rogue trading has been moved to a detention center pending his removal to his native Ghana. Kweku Adoboli's options are rapidly diminishing: the 38-year-old is...
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Kweku Adoboli: Arrested Pending Deportation
The former UBS trader has been taken into custody pending his extradition to Ghana. Kweku Adoboli, the man behind a billion-franc-trading-loss at UBS, is back behind bars. The 38-year-old ex-banker was arrested in Scotland during one of his routine...
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Ex-UBS Rogue Trader Faces Deportation
two billion francs in losses to UBS has suffered another setback in a British court. The implications for him are serious. Kweku Adoboli, the trader, who built up losses of more than two billion francs through failed speculation in London in 2012 in a...
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Adoboli Warns of Repeat Rogue Trading Scandal
and ended the CEO career of Oswald Gruebel has warned that rogue trading scandals at banks «can absolutely happen again.» Kweku Aboboli was convicted of fraud and sentenced to seven years after he was found to have traded illicitly and concealed his...
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Adoboli Deported to Ghana
former UBS trader was flown to his native African nation after his long fight against deportation was brought to a close. Kweku Adoboli, the man behind a billion-franc-trading-loss of UBS, was put on a flight to Ghana on Wednesday evening, «The...
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CS Security Partner Found Vulnerable to Hacks
Palantir to root out rogue traders, after UBS lost $2 billion as a result of unauthorized trades placed by London trader Kweku Adoboli. Credit Suisse set up a joint venture with Palantir, Signac, earlier this year and plans to expand the partnership to...
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Best Finance Films: the Ranking
when the scam blew up and was finally captured in Frankfurt, is the template to which other rogue traders since then such as Kweku Adoboli at UBS, SocGen’s Jerome Kerviel, Kareem Serageldin at Credit Suisse and J.P. Morgan’s London «Whale» Bruno Iksil...
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Exclusive: «Wolf of Wall Street» on finews.com
or redemptive stance that others in similar positions, like Barings rogue trader Nick Leeson or, more recently, UBS’ Kweku Adoboli, have, but those who watched him rebuild his life after jail say they can spot an evolution. «I’ve watched him go through...
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Web's Best – March 2017
CEO, who hitched his fortunes to the strategy? – Euromoney / March 24 UBS Rogue Trader Attempts Penance Thirty-six year-old Kweku Adoboli went from £360,000-a-year trader at UBS to prison as a rogue trader. He now faces the threat of deportation to his...
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Compliance: the End of a Golden Era
supervising trading floors are the most secure in their jobs, according to the report. Scandal involving traders such as Kweku Adoboli and Tom Hayes (both former UBS employees) damaged the reputation of the bank and provoked huge fines. And UBS CEO...
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What Next for Carsten Kengeter?
shrinking violet: and he survived five tumultuous years at UBS: he withstood the $2 billion rogue trading loss incurred by Kweku Adoboli, a scandal which led to the departure of his boss at the time, Oswald Gruebel. He was also unscathed an ill-advised...
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Carsten Kengeter's Hat-Trick?
He banker survived five tumultuous years at UBS, withstanding the $2 billion rogue trading loss incurred by Kweku Adoboli, a scandal which led to the departure of his boss at the time, Oswald Gruebel. He was also unscathed by an ill-advised decision to...
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Carsten Kengeter Running Out of Time
a talent for surviving such storms. In 2011 he kept his office after the $2-billion fraud case involving the ex-UBS trader Kweku Adoboli, largely, according to sources, because he had to lead the subsequent clean-up operation himself. By contrast Oswald...
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Web's Best – September 2018
look of how high-rollers hit Las Vegas. – September 4 / Bloomberg UBS Rogue Trader: Where Are They Now? With Kweku Aboboli facing imminent deportation to his native Ghana, a look at where his former colleagues are. – September 4 / Bloomberg What Next...
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