Former Allianz Executive Loses Bid to Toss Fraud Charges

Gregoire Tournant’s argument that prosecutors turned his own lawyers against him was rejected by a federal judge in New York.

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Gregoire Tournant’s argument that prosecutors turned his own lawyers against him was rejected by a federal judge in New YorkAllianz last year agreed to pay about $6 billion to resolved its own liability for the market meltdown.

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