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Rogue Trader

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Rogue Trader
A trader who makes frequent, large, and usually reckless investments without regard for his/her client or institution. The rogue trader does not work in concert or consultation with anyone else, but typically handles other people's money. Obviously, the investments the rogue trader makes are very high risk, and he/she usually ultimately fails. See also: Nick Leason, John Rusnack, Chen Jiulin.
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ROAD checks to disrupt and stop rogue traders are to be stepped up following a spate of incidents in mid Wales.
Checks to find rogue traders by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
The van was identified by the Automated Number Plate Retrieval machine during Operation Rogue Trader.
Police spot trader's van; NEWSBRIEF by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Officers in the city worked together during the region-wide Operation Rogue Trader in a bid to stop bogus and unscrupulous firms targeting the vulnerable and elderly.
Closing in on rogue traders by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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