Ex-Natixis Banker Seeks $11 Million to ‘Avenge’ Shattered Career
- Banker unsuccessfully sought confidential information for suit
- Case puts spotlight on cross-court dispute, criminal complaint
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André M. Romain is seeking 10 million euros ($11 million) from Natixis SA for what he says is a finance-industry career ruined by the French bank’s management.
The claim is one of several complaints and lawsuits lodged by the 45-year-old former employee of Natixis’s U.S. unit alleging mismanagement and misconduct by the bank. The damages he’s asking for at the Paris employment tribunal emerged as part of a parallel access-to-documents case he had filed, where French judges ruled against his request as they questioned his motives.