
Jonathan Browning
Legal Reporter at Bloomberg News
Legal reporter @Business covering financial crime and the courts. London Deputy Bureau Chief. Former China deals in HK. Opinions are my own.
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4 days ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Patricia Hurtado |Jonathan Browning
An Austrian banker pleaded not guilty to US charges that he conspired to launder hundreds of millions of dollars through the American financial system. Peter Weinzierl, former chief executive officer of Anglo Austrian AAB Bank AG, entered his plea through his lawyer in Brooklyn, New York, on Friday after being extradited from the UK. He had fought being sent to the US for four years.
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5 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Patricia Hurtado |Jonathan Browning
Peter Weinzierl in 2009. (Bloomberg) -- An Austrian banker pleaded not guilty to US charges that he conspired to launder hundreds of millions of dollars through the American financial system. Peter Weinzierl, former chief executive officer of Anglo Austrian AAB Bank AG, entered his plea through his lawyer in Brooklyn, New York, on Friday after being extradited from the UK. He had fought being sent to the US for four years.
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5 days ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Patricia Hurtado |Jonathan Browning
An Austrian banker accused of corruption arrived in the US to face federal charges that he conspired to launder hundreds of millions of dollars through the American financial system, after fighting his extradition from the UK for four years.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Jonathan Browning |Lucca de Paoli
The abrupt unraveling of insurance policies tied to Lex Greensill’s finance firm sent “shockwaves” through the world’s largest insurance broker, a private credit firm said at the start of a London trial. Marsh & McLennan’s UK unit is defending a claim from San Francisco-based White Oak, which invested $142 million in a Greensill Capital financing only to face wipeout following the firm’s collapse.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Jonathan Browning |Lucca de Paoli
The abrupt unraveling of insurance policies tied to Lex Greensill’s finance firm sent “shockwaves” through the world’s largest insurance broker, a private credit firm said at the start of a London trial. Marsh & McLennan’s UK unit is defending a claim from San Francisco-based White Oak, which invested $142 million in a Greensill Capital financing only to face wipeout following the firm’s collapse.
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