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  • Former Barclays trader Jay Merchant jailed for Libor rigging deported to India

    September 18, 2018

    One of the first bankers jailed for Libor rigging has been deported to India, City A.M. can reveal. Indian-born Jay Merchant was the most senior of a group of Barclays bankers sentenced for manipulating the benchmark – used to set borrowing rates for trillions worth of loans and derivatives – following an 11-week trial at Southwark [...]

  • Former Barclays trader Jay Merchant jailed for Libor rigging deported to India

    September 18, 2018

    One of the first bankers jailed for Libor rigging has been deported to India, City A.M. can reveal. Indian-born Jay Merchant was the most senior of a group of Barclays bankers sentenced for manipulating the benchmark – used to set borrowing rates for trillions worth of loans and derivatives – following an 11-week trial at Southwark [...]

  • Santander in talks to buy City stockbroker Peel Hunt

    September 17, 2018

    Spanish bank Banco Santander is in discussions to buy City stockbroker Peel Hunt, it has been reported. Santander, which is the fifth largest bank in the UK, is in early stage discussions over the deal, Sky News revealed, although the talks are preliminary and may not lead to an agreement. Read more: Former Barclays boss Bob [...]

  • Santander in talks to buy City stockbroker Peel Hunt

    September 17, 2018

    Spanish bank Banco Santander is in discussions to buy City stockbroker Peel Hunt, it has been reported. Santander, which is the fifth largest bank in the UK, is in early stage discussions over the deal, Sky News revealed, although the talks are preliminary and may not lead to an agreement. Read more: Former Barclays boss Bob [...]

  • HSBC appoints new private banking and European bosses

    September 17, 2018

    HSBC has announced a reshuffle of its top executives in its private banking and European divisions. Global private banking chief executive Peter Boyles will retire after 43 years with the bank and will be replaced by Antonio Simoes from 1 January next year. Read more: Barclays opens up mobile app to rival bank accounts Simoes, who joined HSBC [...]

  • HSBC appoints new private banking and European bosses

    September 17, 2018

    HSBC has announced a reshuffle of its top executives in its private banking and European divisions. Global private banking chief executive Peter Boyles will retire after 43 years with the bank and will be replaced by Antonio Simoes from 1 January next year. Read more: Barclays opens up mobile app to rival bank accounts Simoes, who joined HSBC [...]

  • Former Deutsche Bank trader who pleaded guilty to Euribor rate rigging let off £6.5m fine

    September 15, 2018

    A former Deutsche Bank trader who pleaded guilty to rigging the Euro Interbank Offered Rate (Euribor) has escaped from a £6.5m fine after the City watchdog ruled his conviction was punishment enough. Christian Bittar, once Deutsche Bank's star trader, was sentenced to five years after he pleaded guilty to rigging Euibor, an interest rate benchmark [...]

  • Former Deutsche Bank trader who pleaded guilty to Euribor rate rigging let off £6.5m fine

    September 15, 2018

    A former Deutsche Bank trader who pleaded guilty to rigging the Euro Interbank Offered Rate (Euribor) has escaped from a £6.5m fine after the City watchdog ruled his conviction was punishment enough. Christian Bittar, once Deutsche Bank's star trader, was sentenced to five years after he pleaded guilty to rigging Euibor, an interest rate benchmark [...]

  • Opinion: Ten years on from the financial crash, the property market is in recovery but should emerge stronger than ever

    September 14, 2018

    It might all be about Brexit now, but let’s not forget what happened 10 years ago. Recessions sparked by problems in the financial markets are widely recognised as being deeper and more prolonged than other downturns. And this certainly seems to be the case with the financial crash and the fall of Lehman Brothers 10 [...]

  • Opinion: Ten years on from the financial crash, the property market is in recovery but should emerge stronger than ever

    September 14, 2018

    It might all be about Brexit now, but let’s not forget what happened 10 years ago. Recessions sparked by problems in the financial markets are widely recognised as being deeper and more prolonged than other downturns. And this certainly seems to be the case with the financial crash and the fall of Lehman Brothers 10 [...]

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