A further six individuals are to face criminal charges in connection with the Libor scandal, the Financial Times has revealed.
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Details of 27,000 people who consulted bank’s advisers were allegedly copied from database to be sold on to rogue traders
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The daughter of King Juan Carlos appeared before judge to answer questions of alleged complicity in embezzlement.
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A Singapore-based UK banker, Anton Casey, who triggered massive public outrage over his Facebook remarks insulting Singapore residents, has been dismissed from his post and forced to flee to Australia.
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European banks reward star employees with generous pay deals amid fears they are losing competitiveness on global stage Citigroup is set to pay most of its investment bankers in Europe at least half of their bonuses in cash, as US banks push ahead...
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Three men in London pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges revolving around manipulation of the benchmark London interbank offered interest rates.
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Joining a chorus of regulators worldwide, European Union antitrust officials fined a group of global financial institutions – including for the first time two American banks.
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That Barclays simultaneously announced a huge profit hit while raising its bonus pool today ruffled investors’ feathers.
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The apparent suicide death of the chief economist of a US investment house brings the number of financial workers who have died allegedly by their own hand to four in the last week.
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Account holders complain of being unable to withdraw cash or pay for food and petrol in latest meltdown for high-street banks Customers vented their anger after Lloyds and TSB became the latest high-street banks to experience a technological...
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The owner of a northern New Jersey real estate title who stole more than $5 million entrusted to him to pay off multiple mortgage loans is now headed to prison.
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Britain's Co-operative Group, battling a capital shortfall at its bank and scandal over the unit's drug-taking former chairman, has appointed ex-Treasury minister Paul Myners (pic) to review its...
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The corruption scandal in Turkey has led to a general mistrust towards the country’s banks, the Turkish Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency said today.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles city attorney sued Wells Fargo and Citigroup on Thursday, alleging the companies engaged in mortgage discrimination that led to a wave of foreclosures in minority communities...
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Bank tentatively agreed to pay $2bn to settle allegations it failed to inform US authorities of the jailed fraudsters suspicious activity
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It's time for dishonest, greedy Libor bankers and traders to occupy prison cells across the planet. My recommendation: Lock them all up and throw away the keys.