Former RBC Employee Pleads Guilty After Accessing Carney’s Banking Information
A former Royal Bank of Canada employee has been convicted of three criminal offences for opening fraudulent accounts and accessing Prime Minister Mark Carney’s personal banking information. An agreed statement of facts in the case filed in an Ontario court said Ottawa bank branch employee Ibrahim El-Hakim was recruited by a person he believed “to […]
A former Royal Bank of Canada employee, Ibrahim El-Hakim, has been convicted of three criminal offences. These include opening fraudulent accounts and accessing Prime Minister Mark Carney’s personal banking information. El-Hakim was recruited by an individual he believed was associated with organized crime.
- Ibrahim El-Hakim, a former RBC employee, has been convicted of three criminal offences.
- The offences involved opening fraudulent accounts and accessing Prime Minister Mark Carney’s banking information.
- El-Hakim stated he was recruited by someone he believed was connected to organized crime.
- The RCMP investigated after being contacted by RBC.
- The investigation did not indicate any risk to Carney’s safety or national security.
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