JAPAN: Former Nissan Diesel exec fined for insider trading
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 28 August 2009
Japan's Financial Services Agency has ordered a former senior managing director of truck maker Nissan Diesel Motor, now a subsidiary of Volvo AB, to pay a fine of JPY200,000 for insider trading of the maker's shares in February 2007.
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