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Libor manipulation lawsuits could cost banks ‘tens of billions’
Barclays' $450m settlement gives lawyers smoking gun evidence of attempts to tamper with benchmark rates
CFTC orders Barclays to pay a $200 million penalty. Commissioner Bart Chilton says agency is "vigorously looking at individuals"
Resolving issues around the extraterritorial application of derivatives regulation is a major outstanding issue that needs to be addressed, says FSA’s acting director of markets
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Banks must respond to the UK Financial Services Authority by Wednesday with feedback on new rules that will clamp down on the sale of unregulated collective investment schemes. Whether delta 1 products will be caught by the new rules is unclear
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Regulator to join UnaVista arm of LSE
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Operational risk managers need to bear in mind that loss data has limitations, says the FSA’s Andrew Sheen
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Respondents to a survey at the OpRisk Europe conference overwhelmingly point to people as the biggest operational risk
OpRisk Europe: Harmonised rules must preserve flexibility, panellists...
Speakers at OpRisk Europe conference call for balance between harmonisation and national freedom
Basel’s bitter pill – Aaron Woolner column
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Cost pressures making online distribution attractive to UK structurers
Retail Distribution Review forcing structurers and distributors to consider greater use of online platforms for trading structured products
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