09/28/2013

Icap brokers demand British trial

One of the three former Icap brokers charged last week by the US Department of Justice over alleged Libor rigging is attempting to have his case heard in Britain.

09/27/2013

EU Watchdog Wants to Charge Foreign Clearing Houses

The European Union's markets watchdog wants to charge foreign clearing houses seeking to cash in on new derivatives rules being introduced across the 28-country bloc, an EU document showed on Saturday.

09/23/2013

Top BofA Executive Under Fire for Libor Testimony

The latest development in the years-long Libor saga arrives today with news that a top Bank of America executive faces criticism for supposedly misleading a U.K. Parliamentary committee about his Libor testimony earlier this year.

09/22/2013

Job Watch: White-collar crime

Earlier this summer the Sentencing Council of England and Wales announced new proposals for tougher punishments for white collar criminals

09/21/2013

ICAP Nears Libor Settlement

The pact, which could come as soon as Wednesday, would be the fourth settlement in the long-running world-wide investigation into alleged rigging of the London interbank offered rate

09/18/2013

Morgan Flattened by Whale

It is hard to know where to begin in describing the savage indictment by regulators in the US and UK of how JP Morgan Chase came to lose a breathtaking $6.2bn from the notorious "London Whale" trades.