Seoul National University alumni network probed for W20b illicit trading profits
Financial authorities on Tuesday stated that a network of Seoul National University alumni working in finance allegedly used confidential deal information to make over 20 billion won ($14.7 million) in illicit trading profits. The suspects, graduates of South Korea’s most prestigious university, reportedly shared information through connections formed at an SNU investment club and a global consulting firm. Investigators indicated the network extended to relatives and friends, with approximately 10 people involved in the trading.
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