"I don't actually exist."--

January 25, 2004 12:00 am

David Bullen, foreign exchange options trader at National Australia Bank, outlining his unusual response to being suspended while the NAB investigates rogue trading losses.

"I don't actually exist."--David Bullen, foreign exchange options trader at National Australia Bank, outlining his unusual response to being suspended while the NAB investigates rogue trading losses.

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Derivatives

Leader

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