‘Nothing unusual’ about Warminger trades: expert witness
Someone was playing games, says defence counsel
Trading at either the bid or ask prices when the spread is minimal, as Mark Warminger did, is “very difficult if not impossible to classify as manipulation,” Professor Michael Aitken told the High Court this morning.
Giving evidence as an expert witness in the Financial Markets Authority claim
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Tim Hunter
Tue, 11 Oct 2016
Tue, 11 Oct 2016
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‘Nothing unusual’ about Warminger trades: expert witness
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