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Libor manipulation fines and civil lawsuits could cost banks anywhere from $1 billion to tens – or even hundreds – of billions, according to early estimates. But plaintiffs have a high legal bar to...
The UK’s big four banks are set to review 28,000 interest rate hedging trades with smaller companies after the Financial Services Authority found evidence of serious failings in sales practices. How...
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How to mend the Libor process
Barclays’ settlement of Libor-rigging claims has sparked a full-scale financial scandal and exposed the conflicts inherent in the rate-setting process. There is a better way to organise it, says David Rowe
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After Barclays agreed to pay the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) $200 million on June 27, to settle a regulatory investigation into Libor manipulation, one BBC article described the derivatives market as the Wild West and the agency’s...
Risk 25: No more heroes in quantitative finance?
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