Former Kaupthing bosses jailed for financial fraud
Four former bosses of collapsed Icelandic bank Kaupthing - including its chief executive and chairman - have been jailed for between three and five years in the heaviest sentences for financial fraud in Iceland's history.
Former CEO Hreidar Mar Sigurdsson received five and a half years while Sigurdur Einarsson, the former chairman of the board, was sentenced to five years. Former majority owner Olafur Olafsson and the chief...
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