Oct 18, 02:47 PM

London Headhunter Accused of Using Fake Identities to Deceive Wall Street Traders

A London-based headhunting firm, Odin Partners, is accused of using fake identities and job offers to deceive Wall Street traders into disclosing confidential salary and profit and loss information. The firm allegedly created fictitious companies, such as 'Omertion Group,' and claimed affiliations with major firms like Goldman Sachs to lend credibility to their schemes. This fraudulent activity has raised concerns about the security and integrity of financial information within the Wall Street trading community.

#Odin Partners #Wall Street #Omertion Group #Goldman Sachs

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David Merkel@AlephBlog
2 years ago
Fake names. Fake jobs. How a London headhunter allegedly lured traders into sharing confidential salary and profit and loss information https://t.co/bK2HtenJ85 Slimy.
LongConvexity@LONGCONVEXITY
2 years ago
Fake names. Fake jobs. How a London headhunter allegedly lured traders into sharing confidential salary and profit and loss information https://t.co/3OQcjE9VWY via @wealth
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
2 years ago
🚨 FAKE JOB OFFERS? WALL STREET TRADERS DUPED BY RECRUITERS Odin Partners allegedly used fake names and job offers from big firms like Goldman Sachs to trick traders into sharing their salaries and profit details. They even created fake companies like “Omertion Group” to make… https://t.co/elfVbU4cFW

London Headhunter Accused of Using Fake Identities to Deceive Wall Street Traders

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