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Will we see City bankers behind bars?

The bankers at the heart of the Barclays interest rate-rigging scandal could be prosecuted for fraud

Axa investors in line for payouts

If you have a Friends Life or Axa plan you could be due redress for fund management errors.

Simmons & Simmons expands finance practice

Simmons & Simmons has continued to expand its market-leading Finance practice with the appointment of two Capital Markets partners in London.

Swiss private banking exec charged in Paris Tax-Evasion Investigation

The executive is under investigation for aiding in illicit marketing, laundering and benefiting from the practices, Agnes Thibault-Lecuivre, a spokeswoman for the Paris prosecutors office, said Friday.

Top Tories dragged into banking scandal

The Independent on Sunday has learnt that the Conservative deputy chairman, Michael Fallon, is a board member of a leading brokerage firm that dominates the rates market and which has been asked to co-operate with the Financial Services Authority's i

FSA calls for tighter laws against failing bankers

Adair Turner told the BBC's Andrew Marr programme there should be a presumption a director of a failed bank should not work in the industry again.

Deutsche Bank Wants Uninterrupted Implementation of Basel Rules

Cyprus was split in 1974 when Turkey invaded after a Greek-inspired coup in Nicosia aimed at uniting the island with Greece.

Schroders’ Buxton ‘engaging’ with Barclays over its fine

The bank’s shares plunged as much as 17 per cent in trading yesterday as it emerged its staff had attempted to manipulate wholesale interest rates, which govern the multi-trillion dollar interbank lending markets.

Europe's market watchdog probes rating agencies-FT

The European Securities and Markets Authority is inspecting Standard & Poor's, Fitch and Moody's Investors Service, and it expects to finish by the end of the year, the newspaper said.

UK banks face criminal probe threat

Serious Fraud Office investigators are in talks with the Financial Services Authority (FSA) over the scandal while pressure is mounting on Barclays chief executive Bob Diamond to stand down.

UK’s big 4 banks agree to provide redress for mis-selling interest rate protection

Britain’s biggest banks have agreed to a settlement for mis-selling interest-rate protection products to small and medium-sized businesses

Deutsche Bank CEO: Basel III rules can disrupt economy

The combination of trying to solve the euro zone financial crisis and stricter rules to make banks safer will impact the real economy

Ogier win prestigious Lawyer Award

The Lawyer Awards celebrate excellence in the legal profession and were announced at a ceremony attended by over 800 people at London's Grosvenor House Hotel.

Bedell Cristin advises Deutsche Bank on cross-border merger

Prior to the introduction of the new procedures under Jersey and Guernsey companies law, a Jersey company could only legally amalgamate with a Guernsey company if the corporate entity was first migrated (redomiciled) to Guernsey and it then used the amalg

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