Market manipulation
'Trust me' – Hayes regularly promised payment for brokers' help
Jury hears chronologies of wash trades between 2008 and 2009
Individual accountability will be industry 'game-changer'
OpRisk Europe hears warnings on Senior Managers Regime
Hayes trial hears BBA ditched plan to stop Libor 'low-balling'
Ex-BBA head of Libor admits industry body shouldn't have been in charge
BBA avoided knowing which banks were rigging Libor, jury hears
Industry body regularly heard "everybody else is doing it, but we are not"
BBA and BoE aware of banks submitting false rates – Libor trial
Trade association didn't have power to censure rule breakers
Rumours of Libor rigging emerged in 2007, Hayes jury hears
Banks used Libor post-crisis to boost their perceived strength
Rate rigging was endemic – Libor trial
Libor manipulation was standard practice, ex-trader said
Hayes was fully aware his actions were dishonest – Libor trial
Jury also hears of his 2010 dismissal from Citi
Barclays ruling bolsters Ferc anti-manipulation drive
Judge backs regulator on key legal questions in allowing suit to proceed
Libor trial: Prosecution says language in emails ‘speaks for itself’
Ex-UBS and Citi trader boasted he had set Libor “artificially high”
Forex settlements to hit more banks, says plaintiffs' lawyer
Institutions not fined by regulators still likely to face punishment
Libor trial: Hayes cajoled brokers to help him – prosecution
Jury given an overview to the detailed, complex case
Energy scarcity warrants tough response to market abuse
Regulators must take energy market manipulation seriously, argues Kaminski
Kraft allegations raise concern among energy end-users
Energy firms worried about agency's more aggressive stance, conference told
CME forex fix questioned in new lawsuit
Possible listed forex futures and options manipulation brought to NY court
Hedge fund case tests Ferc's anti-manipulation drive
Powhatan's battle could set precedent for regulation of US energy markets
UK's FCA warns fund groups over market abuse controls
Most asset managers lack strong safeguards
Market manipulation push is widening the compliance gap
Aggressive pursuit of wrongdoing harms market efficiency and competition
Top 10 op risks 2015: long-duration scandals
Slow-moving investigations mean misdeeds will linger on
Thirty firms placed under FX ‘remediation programme’
Banks and non-banks are included in the scheme
Energy exchanges can share the burden of Remit
EU insider trading rules are an opportunity to outsource reporting
Moody's sees $14.5bn FX fines for top banks
Deutsche Bank and Citi heading for worst fines, report says
Benchmarking fines could cost banks $40 billion, says Citi
Analysts extrapolate from £1.8bn FCA fine
Banks consider sealed trading rooms to reform benchmark procedures
Isolating traders to prevent manipulation