Defence questions alleged market manipulation motive
Trading in A2 shares may have been to psychologically minimise loss, says expert witness.
Micro trading by Milford fund manager Mark Warminger came under scrutiny at the High Court today during cross examinaton of expert witness John McMahon.
The Financial Markets Authority alleges 10 instances of market manipulation by Mr Warminger, and defence counsel Marc Corlett QC took Mr
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Tim Hunter
Fri, 07 Oct 2016
Fri, 07 Oct 2016
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