Former White House Counsel Testifies on Alleged Fraudulent Emirates‑InfoSpan Bank Deal

Former White House Counsel Testifies on Alleged Fraudulent Emirates‑InfoSpan Bank Deal The passage provides a concrete allegation that a former White House counsel (Kathryn Ruemmler) testified that Emirates Bank was defrauded by InfoSpan and its partner Bajwa. It names specific parties, a criminal complaint, and a trial outcome, offering a clear investigative thread (e.g., follow up on the criminal complaint, the escrow arrangement, and the identities of the escrow firm). However, the claim is limited to a single civil fraud case and does not yet link to broader misconduct or high‑level policy actions, so its impact is moderate. Key insights: Kathryn Ruemmler, former White House counsel, testified that Emirates would not have directly received source code in the InfoSpan partnership.; InfoSpan and its partner Bajwa allegedly sold a non‑functioning product to Emirates Bank, leading to a cancelled deal and a criminal complaint.; The trial concluded with a jury finding the bank defrauded; Emirates Bank expressed satisfaction with the verdict.