22-05-2024 11:16 via rocketnews.com

A Citi trader intending to sell $58 million of shares ended up selling $1.4 billion. Now the bank has been fined.

Trading incidents including one where Citigroup executed $1.4 billion of sell orders when intending to sell $58 million of shares led British regulators on Tuesday to fine the bank over trading controls.
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