(Bloomberg) -- Pakistani investment banker Ajaz Rahim,
indicted on July 3 by a U.S. grand jury, denied that he traded
shares of TXU Corp. and other companies with inside information
and said his lawyers will contest the case.
Rahim, 44, dismissed allegations he conspired with former
Credit Suisse banker Hafiz Muhammad Zubair Naseem to make illegal
trades, operated a brokerage account for his fellow Pakistani
national or exchanged e-mails with him about U.S. stocks.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
indicted on July 3 by a U.S. grand jury, denied that he traded
shares of TXU Corp. and other companies with inside information
and said his lawyers will contest the case.
Rahim, 44, dismissed allegations he conspired with former
Credit Suisse banker Hafiz Muhammad Zubair Naseem to make illegal
trades, operated a brokerage account for his fellow Pakistani
national or exchanged e-mails with him about U.S. stocks.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
No comments:
Post a Comment