Jul 3, 2007 • 1 min read

Warner chief questioned about Universal share trading

Warner Music chief Edgar Bronfman Jr was reportedly questioned by French regulators about suspect trading in Vivendi Universal shares in 2002, according to Les Echos.

According to French financial newspaper Les Echos, Warner Music top dog Edgar Bronfman Jr was last week questioned by French finance regulators about "suspect trading activity" in early 2002. The investigations are reportedly related to Bronfman Jr's dealing in shares in Universal Music owner Vivendi Universal, where he was still a board member at the time. No word on if there are any specific allegations against Bronfman Jr.

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