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The moment of truth is finally here: the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) will be permanently shut down on June 30. LIBOR was once a crucial benchmark for the overnight lending market, but ...
Tom Hayes, 44, who was a former trader at U.S. bank Citigroup and Switzerland's UBS, became in 2015 the first person to be found guilty of manipulating the so-called London Inter-Bank Offered Rate ...
Tom Hayes, 44, who was a former trader at U.S. bank Citigroup and Switzerland’s UBS, became in 2015 the first person to be found guilty of manipulating the so-called London Inter-Bank Offered ...
It was the bid rate that banks were willing to pay for eurocurrency deposits and other banks' unsecured funds in the London interbank market, while the more popular LIBOR was the offered rate.
Tom Hayes, 44, who was a former trader at U.S. bank ... LONDON (AP) — A British financial trader, who has been described as the ringleader in the manipulation of a key interest rate ...
A UK financial trader dubbed the ringleader of an interest rate manipulation scandal loses an appeal
Tom Hayes, 44, who was a former trader at U.S. bank ... LONDON (AP) — A British financial trader, who has been described as the ringleader in the manipulation of a key interest rate ...
Tom Hayes, 44, who was a former trader at U.S. bank Citigroup and Switzerland's UBS, became in 2015 the first person to be found guilty of manipulating the so-called London Inter-Bank Offered Rate ...
LONDON (AP) — A British financial trader, who has been described as the ringleader in the manipulation of a key interest rate before and after the global financial crisis, lost his appeal ...
He was found guilty in London in 2015 of manipulating the so-called London Inter-Bank Offered Rate or LIBOR between 2006 and 2010. Hayes spent half of his 11-year sentence in prison before his ...
LONDON (AP) — A British financial trader, who has been described as the ringleader in the manipulation of a key interest rate before and after the global financial crisis, lost his appeal ...
A UK financial trader dubbed the ringleader of an interest rate manipulation scandal loses an appeal
LONDON (AP) — A British financial trader, who has been described as the ringleader in the manipulation of a key interest rate before and after the global financial crisis, lost his appeal ...
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