Reuters writes that a-judge in Argentina has ordered the
arrest of Credit Suisse executive and former U.S. Treasury Undersecretary David
Mulford because he failed to testify over a 2001 Argentine debt swap, the state
news agency reported on Monday.
Federal Judge Marcelo Martinez de Giorgi will ask Interpol
to issue an international arrest warrant seeking Mulford's extradition for questioning
over the bond exchange carried out by the government in an unsuccessful bid to
avoid default.
Mulford, who currently serves as vice chairman international
of Credit Suisse Investment Bank, was seen as one of the debt swap's architects
when he served as a senior official at Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB)....
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