The couple also accused the FSA clamps down on the handle from the inside

The couple also accused the FSA clamps down on the handle from the inside

The couple also accused the FSA clamps down on the handle from the inside : A former Dresdner Kleinwort investment banking and his wife have been charged with handling the inside as part of an ongoing effort by the Financial Services Authority to take drastic measures against the abuse of financial markets, which have recognized the International Atomic Energy Agency over the weekend are still “unacceptably high” in the city.

Christian Littlewood Littlewood and his wife Angie and charged in 14 counts, stemming from the character in a number of companies listed on the London Stock Exchange and the target market, dating back over the past decade.

A third suspect, (33 years), the Singapore national, was arrested in Mayotte, a French territory overseas in the Comoros, and will appear in court this week to face a hearing for extradition. This is the first time that the FSA has sought the extradition of suspects abroad to face charges from the inside dealing.

The arrests came after a criminal trial last week of Malcolm Calvert, the company holds the former partner, who was sentenced to prison for 21 months, the FSA and condemn even more important now. It is known that the handling of the home difficult to prove, and the FSA has never been able to secure a guilty verdict against a financial professional. And other beliefs only criminal insider dealing took place in two cases, against the former counsel for the company and his father in law and one of the trainees in the brokering and his father a dentist.

Financial Services Agency has been criticized for failing to curb abuse of the market and its chief executive, Hector Sants, said in an interview published on Sunday that the organization was mobilized enforcement system with 460 additional staff, the expansion will be financed by higher fees imposed on financial institutions.

International Atomic Energy Agency pledged to crackdown on the city’s dealings in early 2008, saying it needs to achieve “real fear” to markets through the follow-up criminal trials, but the data indicate that the abuse is still widespread. Figures published by the Financial Services Agency showed there were unusual movements or unjustified in the prices of stocks by 29.3% from acquisitions in 2008, a slight increase from 28.7% in 2007. Although some of these movements can be educated guesses or simple coincidence, and suspicion is that the fraudulent behavior is behind many of the professions.

Littlewood and his wife, also know as Seo Leo Lyon, were arrested in March last year through a series of raids by London police and the FSA staff. He was released on bail to attend court on 6 April on 13 counts of insider dealing, and conspiracy charges.

Jeremy Summers at Russell Jones & Walker, the law firm works for Littlewood Christian, said his client was “cooperating with the investigation from the outset and was disappointed to an end, and looks forward to being able to clear his name at trial.”

Law firm Hickman & Rose, which represents Angie Littlewood, had no comment.

Littlewood has worked for Dresdner Kleinwort, which is now part of the Commerzbank, between 2001 and March 2008, with advice on mid-market deals. He then worked briefly for Dawney today, the financial services group, before moving to the investment bank Shore Capital in August 2008 where he worked when he was arrested, he was no longer employed by the bank. Shore andCommerzbank declined comment.

Financial Services Authority is a continuation of the trial of two more familiar with the handling of cases.

In an interview last week, Santos said the FSA and planning to play a more intrusive. “There are unacceptably high levels of market abuse in the United Kingdom,” he said. “We need to work to reduce that. There is no evidence that the market in the United Kingdom is worse than other major financial centers, but I do not think it should be our standard.

“We have an indication should seek to have the market participants really believe that they are clean and fair, and as a result of testing in general, and I think that if we were to ask the participants in the market, they share my view that there is quite a lot ofmarket abuse.”