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Radiant World’s senior China trader quits as pressure builds

A spokesperson for Radiant World in Singapore declined to comment

Veteran Leon Jin, Radiant World's head of iron ore in China, has resigned from the company, sources say. The iron ore trader is facing scrutiny over allegations that it provided falsified documents to banks. Jin, who had been with the company for nearly four years, left on Monday, but the company has not commented on his departure. The move comes as Radiant World comes under pressure and several major banks have frozen its accounts or suspended credit lines.

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