Javier Martin-Artajo and Julien Grout along with other unnamed co-conspirators were indicted of five criminal counts for allegedly hiding trading losses valued USD6.2 billion.
Javier Martin-Artajo
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Although Javier Martin-Artajo had bought himself time by getting arrested in Madrid, lawyers involved in getting the JP Morgan ex-employee back believed that his extradition, though delayed, was inevitable.
Former JP Mogran & Chase trader Javier Martin-Artajo had been released from policy custody after he had kept trading losses that cost the bank USD6.2 billion losses.
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