Goldman Sachs Banker Convicted of Insider Trading and Fraud
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Former Goldman Sachs analyst Mohammed Zina has been found guilty of insider trading and fraud in a London court, using confidential information obtained through his job to make profitable stock purchases. Despite attempting to talk his way out of arrest and seeking leniency due to his upbringing, Zina faces a maximum of 10 years imprisonment. The conviction sends a clear message about the seriousness of economic crime, and this is the latest insider trading scandal involving Goldman Sachs.
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