Lianna Brinded

News Editor

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Lianna Brinded is the news editor at International Business Times UK and has worked across print, online and TV. Her portfolio includes the Wall Street Journal Europe, BBC, CNBC and The Independent.

Lianna holds a Masters degree in Contemporary War and Peace Studies, specialising in genocide and ethic nationalist conflict, from University of Sussex, and a BA (hons) degree in English and American Literature from the University of Kent.

Lover of science, Star Trek, computer games, Warhammer, triathlons and roller derby.

Swedbank Latvia Battles Against Regulatory Costs and Cyber Attacks

Ansis Grasmanis, CFO, speaks to IBTimes TV about balancing regulatory and cyber security burdens with costs.

Swedbank Latvia's Battle Against Regulatory Costs and Cyber Attacks

Ansis Grasmanis, CFO, speaks to IBTimes TV about balancing regulatory and cyber security burdens with costs

Scottish Independence: Alliance Trust Creates English Firms on UK Exit Fear

Alliance Trust CEO Katherine Garrett-Cox says independence referendum is creating uncertainty for customers and the business

Vedanta Hires Tom Albanese After Rio Tinto Sacking

Albanese stepped down as Rio Tinto CEO in January 2013

FX Fixing Scandal: BofA and BNP Paribas Suspend Currency Traders Joseph Landes and Robert de Groot

Suspension follows action by BoE which faces parliamentary grilling over currency markets.

Barclays Lends Bankrupt Detroit £120m to Break Crippling Swaps Contracts

Money will go towards paying off banks to end interest rate swap agreements.

Bank of England Halts Mortgage Stimulus Under FLS

FX Fixing Scandal: BoE Suspends Official and Confirms Currency Dealer Meetings Halted a Year Ago

Bank of England says it has suspended a staff member amid its internal FX fixing review

The Mis-Selling Derivatives Scandal: The Fight for Survival of UK Businesses

Mis-selling Derivatives: Only 3,430 Out of 19,000 Victims Have Accepted Redress Offers

In total, 29,000 businesses went into review scheme while 10,000 failed sophistication test

Barclays is the only bank to not opt into paying customers redress before consequential loss determination (Photo: Reuters)

Barclays 'Forced' to Boost Bonuses After Senior Banker Resignations Double

Barclays' CEO Antony Jenkins says he was forced to increase bonuses despite profit drop

Scottish Independence: Scotland 'Could Not Rely on Oil Revenues to Stave Off Debt'

Institute for Fiscal Studies claims the country would borrow more if voters ended the 307-year union.

FCA: 90% of Retail Financials Have Curbed Mis-selling Risk Through Incentive Reforms

Regulator believes that only one-in-ten firms with sales teams had higher-risk incentive schemes.

Bankrupt Detroit Pays $77m to UBS and BAML to Break Crippling Swaps Contracts

Bankrupt Detroit Pays UBS and BAML $77m to Break Crippling Swaps Contracts

Interest rate swaps have cost Detroit's taxpayers more than $200m

Libor Fixing Scandal: 'Vast Amount' of Evidence Stacks Up Against 3 ex-Barclays Traders

Peter Johnson, Jonathan Mathew, and Stylianos Contogoulas are charged with manipulating benchmark lending rates

Ellen Degeneres Oscars Selfie Sham and the Art of Viral Marketing Ploys

Companies are getting becoming sneakier in developing brand awareness and pocketing our cash

Ukraine Ratifies €610m European Union Loan

Parliament claims that loan was agreed to in 2013 by never ratified under ex-President Viktor Yanukovich

Scottish Independence: SNP's Alex Salmond to Tell Scots to Not Be Intimidated by Westminster 'Diktats'

The Scottish National Party will bring the fight for independence to London at New Statesman event

Cyber Crime Ravages Nearly Four in 10 Global Financial Firms

Consultancy PwC survey shows 39% of financial services groups suffered from cyber attacks.

UK Floods Repair Bill Estimate Soars to £1.2bn

Fitch ratings agency expects a "limited negative effect" on insurers' earnings

Serco's Profits Plunge and it Warns of Tough 2014

Serco 2013 adjusted pre-tax profit fell below analyst expectations

UK Prime Minister David Cameron to Slash Tax for the Poorest Britons

Cameron will raise personal tax allowance above £10,000

Mis-Sold PPI Complaints Fall to 190,000 but 'Still Depressingly High'

FoS says the number of complaints fell for the second half of last year but is still high

9 :: SINGAPORE - One of the easiest places to do business coupled with world-renowned health care and education systems sees the city edge out its neighbours.

Singapore Becomes World's Most Expensive City to Live In

Singapore beats Paris, Tokyo Oslo, Zurich and Sydney for poll position

Libor Fixing Scandal: FCA Issues Two More Rate Rigging Warnings

Regulator has issued five warning notices to traders related to Libor rigging investigations

Pimlico Plumbers Boss Charlie Mullins: Apprenticeship Fund Could Halve UK Youth Unemployment

Mullin's also says that the UK workforce benefits from better foreign work ethics

Bankers and Hedge Fund Managers: 82% Believe FCA Fails to Balance Investor Protection and Growth Promotion (Photo: Reuters)

FCA Fines Hit Half of FSA's 11 Year Total in 10 Months

The newly installed regulator has issued £408m in fines in less than a year

Barclays Makes £5.2bn Profit Amid Mis-selling and Data Theft Scandals

Libor Fixing Scandal: UK Court Delays Hearing for ex-Barclays' Peter Charles Johnson, Jonathan Mathew, and Stylianos Contogoulas

The ex-Barclays traders are accused of rigging benchmark interbank lending rates