Barclays, UBS settle Libor manipulation lawsuit with US bondholders
Terms of the Libor litigation settlement between Barclays and UBS and the bondholders were not revealed.
Could a spike in inflation rein in Britain's housing market?
If swap rates continue to rise and mortgage providers decide to pass on the increase, then housing finance will tighten.
Axoni delivers blockchain equity swaps with Barclays, Citi, Credit Suisse and JP Morgan
The smart contracts for equity swaps project also featured Thomson Reuters, IHS Markit and Capco.
Stuffing small businesses is latest banking malpractice fad as RBS and Wells Fargo show
Guilty parties and victims change, but unscrupulous practices in financial services lurk in the public consciousness.
What are the controversial therapies being used to treat British veterans?
Public money spent on neurolinguistic programming and time-line therapy.
£5m of war heroes' charity money was spent on unproven therapies or 'vanished'
Vast sums paid out 'without checks or balances'.
Libor trader 'ringmaster' slams SFO probe amid proposals for new UK white collar crime bill
Tom Hayes says the Serious Fraud Office had not pursued senior UBS bosses over the rate-rigging scandal.
UK government plans to crack down on white collar crime on company boards
Plans to bring British companies into line with the tough approach in the US.
Fed fines former Barclays FX trader $1.2m and bans him for life
Christopher Ashton was suspended by Barclays in November 2013 before being fired last year.
Expecting regulators to prevent banking frauds is 'naive and optimistic', says former FSA advisor
Claims industry watchdog is obsolete are 'wide of mark' but body needs better funding, says Ron Gould.
Profits at any cost – UK's biggest rogue trader reveals dark arts of banking
Former UBS trader Kweku Adoboli says there are still huge pressures on young traders to take dangerous risks.
Barclays to pay $100m to settle US Libor rigging allegations
Settlement paid to 43 US states over allegations that Barclays manipulated inter-bank rates.
MPs brand FCA 'unfair and outdated' and call for new regulator
MPs say the regulator's failure to tackle HBOS' crisis remain a dangerous legacy for the FCA.
Former Barclays traders who rigged Libor given prison terms totalling 20-years
Four former traders given lengthy sentences, as Serious Fraud Office seeks retrial of another two.
Former Barclays traders convicted for rigging Libor rates
Jonathan Mathew, Jay Merchant and Alex Pabon convicted at Southwark Crown Court after 10-week trial.
Wall Street hedge fund manager in suspected suicide after $32m insider trading scheme charges
Portfolio manager Sanjay Valvani, was found dead on the bedroom floor of his New York apartment.
Former Deutsche Bank traders charged by US Department of Justice in Libor probe
Matthew Connolly and Gavin Campbell Black have been charged with conspiracy to manipulate Libor rates.
Barclays banker accused of rigging Libor rate 'hit assistant with baseball bat'
Peter Johnson faces 'humiliating' accusation in court case which echoed The Wolf of Wall Street.
Tom Hayes: Libor trader's supporters launch crowdfunding campaign to overturn conviction
The Tom Hayes Support Group is aiming to raise £150,000 to fund a new appeal for release
UBS reshuffles wealth management division to cut costs amid challenging outlook
Switzerland's biggest bank will reorganise its wealth management business after a sharp drop in first quarter profit.
RBS losses widen to £968m after one-off bailout repayment to UK Government
Taxpayer-owned lender posts £968m loss after making £1.19bn payment for bailout package.
Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds and RBS face £19.5bn in fines, compensation and legal expenses says S&P
The payment protection insurance scandal, which has totalled £34bn is expected to ease off.
FCA deems UBS trader 'not fit and proper person' amid investigation into Libor-rigging scandal
Arif Hussein claims accusations are a gross misrepresentation and he has referred case to Upper Tribunal.
Paul White: Former RBS 'steak dinner' Libor trader banned from City by FCA
Paul White has been banned from working in industry after showing lack of integrity.
UK banks have paid out more than £50bn in fines and lawsuits over the past 15 years
Report shows that mis-selling of loan insurance alone costed banks more than £37bn in misconduct fines and lawsuits.
Former Barclays banker in Libor rigging trial says he only did what he was told to do
Court told Jonathan Mathew was unaware his actions were illegal and did not benefit financially.
Barclays bosses knew about Libor rigging says former trader Jay Merchant
Jay Merchant claimed Mike Bagguley, Harry Harrison and Eric Bommensath were aware of rate-fixing practices.
Tom Hayes: First person in Britain to be convicted for Libor rigging ordered to pay £880,000
Several assets could be used to pay off the order, including a £1.7m seven-bedroom home.
Budget 2016: George Osborne trumpets HS3, Crossrail 2 and upgrades 'Northern Powerhouse' roadmap
Chancellor said more than £230m was earmarked for road improvements, including delivery of a four-lane M62.
SFO alleges jailed Libor trader Hayes has £2.5m worth of 'tainted' assets
The assets were frozen in 2013 when he began cooperating with the SFO investigation.