
KEY POINTS
- Casagrande worked as a team leader at Target Financial Services in Newport, Wales, providing services to the BBC, Barclays, and Credit Suisse.
- His partner, Jenna Connor, also admitted to the drug offences, for which she was slapped with a two-year suspended sentence and 250 hours of unpaid work, plus costs.
A UK finance worker has been exposed for stealing £75,000 from deceased clients to fuel his gambling addiction and support a lavish lifestyle. Corey Casagrande, 37, exploited his position at Credit Suisse to defraud account holders who had passed away, diverting the stolen funds to finance his extravagant expenditures on travel, designer clothes, and gambling.