(Bloomberg) -- An ex-Societe Generale SA banker and a group of traders suspected of making about €18 million ($21.1 million) from an insider tip on a US stock about a decade ago were ordered to face a criminal trial in France, according to people familiar with the matter. The then SocGen managing director Stéphane Fima and traders Lucien Selce and Alexis Kuperfis are among those to be called to a Paris court, two of the people said who asked not to be named as the decision isn’t public information. The co ...