BY DANA CIMILLUCA, DEBORAH BALL AND CARRICK MOLLENKAMP
UBS AG boosted the tally of the loss it suffered from unauthorized trades to $2.3 billion, as details began to emerge to explain how relatively small losses allegedly caused by a junior trader on one of its desks in London snowballed into one of the largest trading frauds ever.
The details and new information emerging Sunday, however, pointed to a new and troubling problem: Even though the bank blamed a rogue trader, some inside the firm knew enough to question his trading fairly early on in the alleged scheme, according to a person familiar with the situation.
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