Warminger in apparent contradiction over closing trades
Cross-examination in market manipulation trial focuses on impact of orders to broker. UPDATED with special feature audio.
The combination of Mark Warminger’s direct share trading and orders to broker UBS came under scrutiny at the High Court as the fund manager appeared to contradict himself under cross-examination.
Mr Warminger, a portfolio manager with Milford Asset management, faces allegations of market
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Tim Hunter
Tue, 18 Oct 2016
Tue, 18 Oct 2016
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Warminger in apparent contradiction over closing trades
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