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Will Jerome Kerviel be convicted of any crimes for his part in trading fraud in France?
Current forecast: 85% chance 
Combining all predictions, the current forecast is that this is 85% likely to happen (unchanged in last 1 day)
Jerome Kerviel, the former Société Générale employee at the center of the biggest trading fraud in history, has confessed to police that he hid his activities from superiors, and he gambled in the markets because he wanted to be a star trader, the Paris prosecutor said Monday.
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National Post 5 days ago
Societe Generale SA, France's second-biggest lender, agreed to buy $611-million of notes held by the trustee of a bankrupt hedge fund to settle a suit filed by Manulife Financial Corp
score: 10
Forbes.com 1 week ago
confident of next year's margins, despite the global economic crisis, its chief financial officer said on Wednesday. SOCIETE GENERALE Lawyers for Jerome Kerviel, who was blamed by French bank Societe General for a trading scandal that cost it billions of
score: 10
Forbes.com 1 week ago
PARIS, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Lawyers for Jerome Kerviel, who was blamed by French bank Societe Generale for a trading scandal that cost it billions of euros, said they were seeking a showdown with SocGen Chairman Daniel Bouton
score: 10
Forbes.com 3 weeks ago
if the currency they are betting on strengthens, but not if it depreciates. January 2008 - French Bank Societe Generale lost $7.1 billion due to what it said were unauthorised bets on European stock market futures by a junior derivatives trader, Jerome
score: 10
Financial Post 4 weeks ago
PARIS - French bank Societe Generale reported an 83.7% fall in third-quarter net profit on Monday but said it was strong enough to weather the global financial crisis. Net profit fell to 183-million euros
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