Libor rate-fixing scandal

Tom Hayes, a former UBS and Citigroup trader convicted of rigging the Libor benchmark, is to be released from prison

Financial markets need to prepare themselves for regulatory announcements about the Libor benchmark interest rate ceasing at the end of

Britain’s financial watchdog is to be given greater powers by the government to ensure that Libor is scrapped by 2021,

The coronavirus pandemic will make it harder for some firms to meet some of the milestones for transitioning away from

The City regulator and Bank of England have joined forces to urge banks and insurers to accelerate plans to transition

The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has shut down an investigation into the rigging of Libor. Libor is the benchmark interest

The City's top regulators today demanded banks and insurers tell them their plans for moving away from the Libor rate

Deutsche Bank traders have been interviewed by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) in recent weeks in relation to the Libor

The foreign exchange market is the largest financial market in the world, with transactions worth $5.4 trillion taking place every

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The director of the Serious Fraud Office, David Green, has said the future of the agency is uncertain, despite recent

Top City lawyers are describing the conviction of Tom Hayes as a “game changer” for the prosecution of white-collar crime,