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Rogue Trader Costs Bank With Stamford Ties $2B

STAMFORD, Conn. – The international banking company UBS has reported that unauthorized trades by one of its employees has resulted in a $2 billion loss, a media release said. The company, which has offices in Stamford, added that no client positions were affected, but that UBS may have to report a loss in the third quarter, the release said.

The matter is still being investigated.

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