Citigroup trader suspended over claims he stole food from canteen 

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Senior Citigroup trader suspended over claims he stole food from his staff canteen

By Daily Mail City & Finance Reporter

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A top City trader was suspended over claims he stole food from his staff canteen.

Paras Shah, a senior bond trader at Citigroup, reportedly left his post last month following the allegations.

The 31-year-old was a high-flying trader and joined the bank in 2017 after seven years at HSBC. 

Paras Shah, a senior bond trader at Citigroup, reportedly left his post last month following over claims he stole food from his staff canteen

The average salary for a credit trader is £183,740, according to employee review website Glassdoor.

However, because of Shah’s senior position at Citi, he was likely to have been on a far higher salary – possibly running to seven figures.

But the Bath University graduate was accused of stealing food from the canteen at Canary Wharf, London. 

He declined to comment when contacted. Citi also declined to comment.

 

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