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British Banker's Licenses Canceled Around Time of First Hong Kong Murder

A British banker charged with killing two women in Hong Kong had his securities licenses sponsored by Bank of America Corp canceled around the time the first victim was killed, records with the city's regulators show. A charge sheet read out when Rurik Jutting appeared in court on Monday said one woman was killed on Oct. 27 and the second on Nov. 1. The killings did not come to public light until Nov. 1 when police found the bodies in Jutting's apartment. The first victim had...

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