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Forex manipulation further undermines trust in international banking

Analysts say a regulatory void underlies the accusations

Gibraltar Joins International Information Exchange Agreement

Agreement Strengthens International Supervisory Cooperation, Promotes Enhanced Consumer Protection

City Trader Was 'Ringmaster' In Libor Scandal

Tom Hayes, a former UBS and Citigroup trader, was "motivated by greed" when he allegedly manipulated lending rates, a court hears.

OECD Permanent Estabishment proposals could impact Channel Islands

The OECD has just released its revised proposals on the Permanent Establishment (PE) rules in Article 5 of the OECD Model Tax Treaty

The Observer view on making bankers pay for their misdeeds

The need for an ethical culture in banking has never been stronger

ECB chief calls for urgent government reforms

European Central Bank President Mario Draghi on Saturday said it was time for eurozone governments to launch reforms

In Britain, Libor-Rigging Conspiracy Case Is Also a Test for Regulators

Regulators and prosecutors have extracted guilty pleas from financial institutions

Barclays facing explosive allegations it engineered computer systems to rig financial markets

Last night experts said the allegations would ‘beg even more serious questions’ about these giants if they are proved to be true.

Banks brace for more foreign exchange rigging pain as civil lawsuits come forth

Class-action cases expected to follow vast fines for manipulating currency benchmarks

Ring-fencing zeal wilts after banks’ threat to quit Britain

Lenders want the regulators off their backs — and there are signs the Bank of England and Treasury will listen

EU Inheritance Law Signals All Change For Expats

Spain is the number one expat retirement destinations for the British

Criminal bankers have brazenly milked the system. Let’s change it- Will Hutton

Conflicts of interest and opportunities for price rigging must be outlawed

Wealthy Russian whistleblower 'poisoned' in Paris after corruption fall-out with Putin

A WEALTHY Russian banker who died with traces of a lethal exotic plant in his body was poisoned in Paris in an international assassination, it is claimed.

Appleby's aviation team to attend leading European Trade Convention

“The three-day conference and exhibition provides an invaluable opportunity to meet representatives from all aspects of the aviation industry, including major corporate aircraft manufacturers, international business leaders and government officials,

JP Morgan investors told they can't sue bank over $6bn London Whale loss

Shareholders had accused Jp Morgan's board of failing to prevent a trader from making huge bets on financial markets that lost billions of dollars

F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone to fight £1bn tax bill as settlement is torn up

At the heart of the case is the Ecclestone family's Bambino trust, which is based in the offshore tax haven of Liechtenstein

Key takeaways from the UK review into investment banking

The UK regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority, on Friday set out the scope for a wide-ranging review into the investment banking industry.

Flint Bishop announces major recruitment drive

Due to a major growth strategy and to accommodate a number of new national client wins, Flint Bishop’s recruitment drive spans across nine departments for all levels of staff.

Deutsche Bank probes Russia section over money-laundering claim

Deutsche Bank probes Russia Deutsche Bank has launched an internal probe into its investments division in Russia, it said Wednesday, as the German media reported suspected money-laundering.

ECB scraps embargoed media speeches in wake of hedge fund storm

The ECB often provides journalists with the speeches before they are delivered

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