The Banker
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| First episode date | March 27, 2019 |
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| Final episode date | May 16, 2019 |
| Number of episodes | 32 |
| Genres | Drama |
| Networks | MBC TV |
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| ID | 2605032 |
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Citibank wins after sacking banker over two-sandwich lunch claim
... The Banker later admitted that he had shared meals with his partner...
Adani Group: Can embattled India tycoon recover from $100bn loss?
... The Banker points out that while the prices of bonds issued by Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd have fallen only marginally, those issued by Adani Green had lost more than a quarter of their value in three days...
Man not guilty of murdering banker outside The Ivy
... Jane Bickerstaff KC, prosecuting, said The Banker s head hit the pavement following the third blow...
Banker Oleg Tinkov renounces Russian citizenship over Ukraine
... The Banker said: " It is a shame for me to continue to hold this passport...
Jeffrey Epstein's private islands put up for sale
... UK financial regulators began an investigation after JP Morgan - Mr Staley s former employer - handed over 1,200 emails sent between The Banker and Epstein mostly 2008 and 2012...
Goldman Sachs boss David Solomon set to DJ Lollapalooza
... The Banker, who earned $35m last year, said proceeds would benefit non-profit organisations focused on tackling addiction...
Jeffrey Epstein's private islands put up for sale
Private Caribbean Islands owned by The Deceased sex offender and financier Jeffrey Epstein have been put up For Sale and could fetch as much as $125m.
A lawyer for Epstein's estate confirmed to The Bbc That the Two Islands - Little St James and Great St James - have been listed.
Lawyer Daniel Weiner said some proceeds from the sale will used to settle outstanding lawsuits.
Epstein died in jail in 2019, awaiting trial on Sex Trafficking charges.
The Financier bought the 90-acre Little St James - the more developed of the Two - nearly 25 years ago for almost $8m (£6m).
He then acquired the larger Great St James in 2016 for $22. 5m and had drawn up plans to develop the 161-acre island by building homes, an amphitheatre, as well as an underwater office and pool.
Epstein was accused by US Virgin Islands Attorney General Denise George of sexually abusing girls as young as 12 years-old on Little St James .
The lawsuit, filed Two years ago, also claimed That one 15 year-old girl attempted to escape The Island by swimming away before being captured and having her passport confiscated.
Mr Weiner, a partner at New York Law Firm Hughes Hubbard & Reed, said the sale is taking place with the support of Ms George and That the proceeds " will be used by The Estate for The Resolution of outstanding lawsuits and the regular costs of The Estate 's operations".
That the Two Islands could sell for as much as $125m, although some estimates place the value at closer to $86m.
Epstein reportedly welcomed A Number of High Profile guests to Little St James over The Years . One of Epstein's alleged victims, Virginia Giuffre , claimed in a civil suit That Prince Andrew had abused her on The Island . Prince Andrew denied the claims and said he had no recollection of meeting Ms Giuffre.
The Prince recently paid a settlement to Ms Giuffre to end a civil case in the US. The Settlement accepted no liability and Prince Andrew has always strongly rejected claims of wrongdoing.
Other visitors to Little St James included Jes Staley , the former boss of Barclays.
He resigned from the UK bank Last Year following an investigation by financial regulators over.
Mr Staley dropped by Epstein's island in 2015 a few months before he took on The Chief executive role at Barclays.
UK financial regulators began an investigation after JP Morgan - Mr Staley's former employer - handed over 1,200 emails sent between The Banker and Epstein mostly 2008 and 2012.
Regulators were concerned That the emails showed a closer relationship between the Two men than Mr Staley had described to Barclays board.
Mr Staley is contesting The Regulators ' finding.
Source of news: bbc.com
