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Rakesh Saxena

Rakesh Saxena (born July 13, 1952, at Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India) is an Indian financier and trader in the derivatives market. On October 29, 2009, he was deported to Thailand after fighting the longest extradition battle in Canadian history, which lasted 13 years. He is accused of embezzlement in 1994-1995. He is widely reputed to have been engaged in dozens of high risk ventures and deals throughout the world over the previous three decades. In June 2012 Saxena was jailed for 10 years by Bangkok South Criminal Court, and ordered to pay US$41 million in fines and compensation, after being convicted five counts of securities fraud between 1992 and 1995.〔Vancouver Sun: (Baines: Saxena guilty in massive fraud, jailed for 10 years ). Published 8 June 2012〕
==Early years==
Rakesh Saxena studied in India at St. Stephen's College and in Britain. He graduated with a Master of Arts degree in English Literature. He worked in a foreign exchange and money market brokerage company, where he concentrated on complex financial transactions and foreign exchange speculation, first in Delhi, Bombay, Sri Lanka and Singapore, and then for the Oriental Bank of Commerce in Delhi, before the Indian government nationalized it.
In the mid-1970s, Saxena moved to Hong Kong, where he met his wife, a Thai national. In Hong Kong, he first worked as a foreign exchange dealer in Kowloon, and then joined Wocom Commodities. He moved his base to Bangkok in 1985 where the Bank of Thailand had announced the opening up of the forex markets. He then shifted focus to the derivatives arena.
In Bangkok, Saxena dealt in speculation on buying and selling companies and wrote a financial column in the ''Bangkok Post'', spoke in seminars of foreign exchange trading and formed numerous contacts in the business community. Among his interests were mines in Sierra Leone, companies in Australia, Belize, Canada, Cayman Islands, Russia, Thailand, Hong Kong, Israel, Cyprus and the Virgin Islands, and a number of Swiss bank accounts.

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