JPMorgan Expected to Admit Fault in 'London Whale' Trading Loss - NYTimes.com:
"Updated, 10:00 p.m. | For JPMorgan Chase, fines totaling billions of dollars are no longer sufficient to placate the government. Now the bank’s regulators want something stiffer: a mea culpa."
"Even before a settlement, federal prosecutors and the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Manhattan have brought criminal charges against two of the traders: Javier Martin-Artajo and Julien Grout, who were accused of covering up the size of their losses. The traders deny wrongdoing. A third trader, Bruno Iksil, sidestepped charges, striking a nonprosecution deal."
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