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Trader Can Be Extradited To Germany In €92M Tax Fraud Case

By Bonnie Eslinger · February 9, 2021, 5:22 PM GMT

A judge has ordered the extradition of a hedge fund employee wanted in a dividend tax fraud investigation in Germany, rejecting arguments by the Malaysian national's lawyer on Tuesday that the...

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Trader Can Be Extradited To Germany In €92M Tax Fraud Case

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