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Yea i'm starting to find these stories a bit unbelieveable. It's always some lower tier guy losing billions and nobody knows? How f*** does that happen? If I have two cigs during my break people will notice. This guy loses two billion.
rogue trader my ass. in order for such a large transaction to be made on the exchange an incredibly high margin would be needed, which is most likely provided by the company >.> a cheque for a margin that big could not have gone unnoticed without executive officers knowing wtf was going on