SocGen boss back on the ropes
Jan 29 - Societe Generale executive Chairman, Daniel Bouton, comes under fresh fire following the world's biggest rogue trading scandal.
Last week, SocGen linked unauthorised trading losses totalling 7.2 billion U.S. dollars to a single employee, Jerome Kerviel.
As the financial fallout continues, the French government has questioned whether Bouton should continue in his leadership role.
Darcy Lambton reports.
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