Top UK businessmen among 9 arrested in bank probe

Police have arrested nine people, including two of Britain's wealthiest entrepreneurs, on suspicion of fraud in connection with the 2008 collapse of Iceland's Kaupthing bank during the global financial crisis.

Britain's Serious Fraud Office said seven men aged between 42 and 54 were held in raids on two businesses and eight homes in London. The properties were being searched and the suspects questioned at police stations in the city. Two men, aged 42 and 43, were arrested in the Icelandic capital, Reykjavik.

Entrepreneurs Robert and Vincent Tchenguiz confirmed they were among those arrested in London and said they were "cooperating fully" with authorities.

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Robert Tchenguiz born 9 September 1960, and his older brother, Vincent Tchenguiz, are natives of Tehran[3] and Iraqi/Iranian businessmen. Their father is an Iranian Jew.

The Tchenguiz family is originally from Iraq but the family emigrated to Iran in 1948 to escape persecution. Father Victor is believed to have changed the family name from "Kedorie" to "Tchenguiz" - Persian for 'Genghis'. They eventually emigrated to Britain in 1979 when the Shah was deposed.

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