A flagrant attempt to scapegoat bankers for the last crisis collapses.
A British court has quashed the convictions of five traders accused of manipulating benchmark interest rates, in a scandal stemming from the 2008 financial crisis.
Wednesday’s ruling comes after the UK Supreme Court quashed the conviction of Tom Hayes, the former UBS and Citigroup trader who became the first to be found guilty by a jury for Libor rigging, in ...
The Financial Conduct Authority on 16 October 2026 revoked the financial-services bans of Colin Bermingham, Philippe ...
The City watchdog has revoked bans on four men previously convicted of interest rate rigging after their convictions were ...
An arrears swap is an interest rate swap where the floating payment is based on the rate at the end, rather than the ...
A legal practitioner and public affairs analyst, Liborous Oshoma has knocked President Bola Tinubu, saying the President was ...
The Court of Appeal quashes the conviction of Christian Bittar, a former Deutsche Bank trader jailed in 2018.
The Court of Appeal in London on Wednesday quashed the criminal convictions of five former financial traders for manipulating the Libor and Euribor interest rate benchmarks, the latest twist in the ...
Center has lost roughly two minutes average per game to start this season; numbers don't indicate a dip in play, being more ...
Lenovo is syndicating a $2B five-year loan at 75bp over SOFR, tighter than its 2022 deal, amid AI infrastructure revenue ...
Dalibor Dvorský is averaging 12:21 of ice time per game, which is about two minutes less than last season. What gives?
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