The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 8月23日 23時35分

For years, the equities desk at Deutsche Bank's Moscow headquarters allowed mirror-trading: letting clients buy and sell stock to themselves. These transactions, often in billions of dollars, had nothing to do with pursuing profit. They were a way for wealthy Russians to secretly funnel money out of the country. Click the link in our bio to read Ed Caesar’s piece on the $10-billion scandal. Illustration by @annaparini.

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