Ex-RBC worker found guilty after viewing Carney’s data, opening accounts
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A former RBC employee has been found guilty of three criminal charges after opening fraudulent accounts and viewing the personal banking information of Prime Minister Mark Carney. Former RBC employee Ibrahim El-Hakim pleaded guilty to three offences after opening at least 43 fraudulent accounts and accessing Prime Minister Mark Carney's banking profile without authorisation. Covered by 3 outlets: 3 are centre.
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Ex-Banker Pleads Guilty After Taking $500 per Fake Account He Opened and Accessing Mark Carney's Bank Profile
Former RBC employee Ibrahim El-Hakim pleaded guilty to three offences after opening at least 43 fraudulent accounts and accessing Prime Minister Mark Carney's banking profile without authorisation.
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Ex-RBC worker found guilty after viewing Carney’s data, opening accounts
A former RBC employee has been found guilty of three criminal charges after opening fraudulent accounts and viewing the personal banking information of Prime Minister Mark Carney.
- Ex-bank worker found guilty after viewing Carney’s data, opening fraudulent accounts
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