Now he's playing the crying game. Yes, Nicholas Kyprios, head of European credit sales at Credit Suisse in London, has been fined £210,000 by The Dead Shark That Refuses To Believe In Death. The FSA, that is.
Why?
'On 11 November 2009 Kyprios called a fund manager to invite him to the bond issue road show. The fund manager told Kyprios he did not want to be wall crossed. Although Kyprios did not have a pre-meditated intention to disclose the client confidential information, the fund manager asked Kyprios about the bond issue and in response Kyprios engaged in a guessing game, including advising when the fund manager was "getting warmer".' More, than is healthy.
You can't even play games. Jesus! This is what happens when you let a dead shark go on the rampage. We're all to blame. One day, we'll free our minds from the horror.
As for Mr Kyprios playing the crying game - outside of work, I presume - that's his personal business. I ain't even seen the film, so ... whatever. We all have our ... desires.
Why?
'On 11 November 2009 Kyprios called a fund manager to invite him to the bond issue road show. The fund manager told Kyprios he did not want to be wall crossed. Although Kyprios did not have a pre-meditated intention to disclose the client confidential information, the fund manager asked Kyprios about the bond issue and in response Kyprios engaged in a guessing game, including advising when the fund manager was "getting warmer".' More, than is healthy.
You can't even play games. Jesus! This is what happens when you let a dead shark go on the rampage. We're all to blame. One day, we'll free our minds from the horror.
As for Mr Kyprios playing the crying game - outside of work, I presume - that's his personal business. I ain't even seen the film, so ... whatever. We all have our ... desires.
