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window) save to myft save to myft michael stothard in paris october 24, 2013 print this page france’s market regulator has handed out the largest fine in its history to a trader who made €6.2m from insider trading, as the watchdog joins those in the us, uk and japan taking a tougher line on financial crimes. joseph raad “an experienced financier and regular investor” was passed information about the imminent takeover of logistics company geodis by sncf, the french state railway, in 2008 by his cousin charles rosier, a ubs banker at the time close to the deal, according to the autorité des marchés financiers. mr raad purchased €8m worth of shares and options in geodis in a two-week period just before the announcement of the bid, said the amf, following his cousin’s meeting with a senior person at ubs with knowledge of the deal. “the commission stresses that the acquisitions made by joseph raad were both atypical and very risky, given the downward trend and low liquidity of geodis,” said the regulator. “the conclusion therefore is that, from the date they were initiated, the trades can only be explained by his certainty that the price would rise,” it continued. the trader was today fined €14m for insider trading while his cousin, mr rosier, was fined €400,000 for passing on privileged information. neither parties could be reached for comment. the previous largest fine handed out by the amf was earlier this year when luxury goods group lvmh was fined €8m for failing to properly disclose its stakebuilding in rival luxury goods group hermès before 2010. the rulings come as regulators around the world toughen their stance on market abuse in the wake of the financial crisis in 2008 and the waves of subsequent scandals over libor and currency market manipulation. france toughened up the powers of its regulator two years ago, raising the maximum fine available to the amf from €10m to €100m, or 10 times any profits earned, as long as the crime was committed after october 2010. 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