Rogue trader Kweku Adoboli fraud 'Caused Chaos'

The transcript details the case of Kweku Adoboli, a former UBS employee accused of causing a 1.4 billion pound loss through fictitious deals. The prosecution alleges his actions were driven by personal gain, risking the bank's future. The financial impact was significant, with UBS's share price dropping by 10%. The case outlines Adoboli's motives, the discovery of the fraud, and the subsequent legal proceedings. Adoboli denies the charges, and the case continues in court.

What was the alleged financial loss caused by the fictitious deals?

• Two new Wembley Stadiums

• 70,000 nurses' salaries

• 2.8 billion pounds

• 1.4 billion pounds

What were Mr. Adoboli's motives for his actions according to the prosecution?

• To improve the bank's reputation

• To increase his bonus and status

• To support a charity

• To help his colleagues

How did Mr. Adoboli's actions affect UBS's share price?

• It doubled

• It increased by 10%

• It remained stable

• It decreased by 10%

What did Mr. Adoboli do on September 14, 2011, that raised suspicion?

• He went on a vacation

• He sent a concerning email

• He received a promotion

• He attended a conference

What was the immediate consequence of the fraud becoming public?

• UBS's share price increased

• The bank's reputation improved

• UBS's share price dropped by 10%

• Mr. Adoboli was promoted