Jail for bent Goldman Sachs analyst

A Goldman Sachs analyst who used a Tesco home improvements loan to gamble on stocks and shares using with inside information has been jailed for 22 months. Mohammed Zina, 35, was employed as an analyst in the Conflict Resolution Group of Goldman Sachs at their London office at the time of the insider trading offences. Zina took a loan of over £90,000 from Tesco Bank, claiming that the money would be used for home improvements, when in fact it would…

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