UK Bank Standards, Bonuses and Scandals: Barclays' CEO and Chairman Questioned by MPs

By Lianna Brinded: Subscribe to Lianna's | February 5, 2013 9:32 AM GMT

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Barclays is the second bank this week to face the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards over the spate of  scandals that have rocked the industry.

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Barclays CEO Antony Jenkins and Chairman Sir David Walker will give evidence to the PCBS.

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After Lloyds CEO Antonio Hortas-Osorio and Chairman Sir Winfried Bischoff defended the bank's strategy of delivering customer redress over payment protection insurance and disputed interest rate swap agreements on Monday, Barclays will be expected to face a similar line of questioning.

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