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By: Sam Thompson | Latest Crime News | Tuesday October 23 2012 14:20
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The Serious Fraud Office has laid charges against an options trader accused of using $2.5 million dollars of investors money. Gregory Arnott of Derivatek, traded on behalf of New Zealand clients on the Australian Stock Exchange. The SFO alleges he used the money to fund a portion of an advance fee for a US$20 million loan and for personal use. To conceal this Arnott is accused of issuing false statements to investors. SFO chief executive Simon McArley says this is a growing problem and highlights the importance of looking beyond personal connections and carefully assessing the risk of investments. Arnott will appear in court on November 13. Photo: NZ Herald |
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