Sky report says that the financial regulator is talking to banks about settling over currency rigging allegations

The GBP/CHF cross is just 20 pips away from a new two-year high.

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The fraud investigators want the government to improve its budget by 50%.

FOMC rate decision to be followed by press conference by central bank chief Janet Yellen.

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The scandal-hit bank is restructuring its weakening investment arm.

Berenberg analysts highlight 63 potential fine situations hanging over European banks.

Wall Street Journal earlier reported that bank suspended a senior employee for improper sharing of client information via chat room.

The Swiss franc has fallen to a fresh 10-month low against the US dollar on 2 September as the second quarter GDP data came much weaker than expected.

One of Britain's most high-profile fund managers Neil Woodford cited concerns.

Briton became the second employee of the Dutch-based lender to admit guilt in a US probe.

Ratings agency says mis-selling derivatives, Libor and FX fixing issues will hit balance sheets

Lloyds Banking Group reported a 32% increase in underlying first-half profit

New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) probing alleged manipulation in forex market.

The Bank of England is imposing tougher laws on bankers behaving badly.

ResPublica believes workers at financial firms should take a moral oath after a spate of scandals.

The German lender reported second quarter results.

Bank of England governor Mark Carney said Lloyds paid it £7.76m in compensation

Bank agreed a settlement with the CFTC and agreed to change its systems and controls.

Lloyds confirms its nearing a deal while sources peg settlement at £300m

But RBS chief executive Ross McEwan sounds warning siren on troubles ahead

It's important to shine a spotlight on the victims of financial scandals that continue to go unheard

Banks accused of enabling 13 hedge funds to conduct $100bn in securities trades.

The Serious Fraud Office is tipped to be opening an investigation

The government has announced the first projects that will be funded by Libor fines

FCA received 52 requests from foreign regulators in 2013/14 for assistance on forex inquiries.

Bank of England Deputy Governor Andrew Bailey said misconduct fines are making banks work harder.

BNP has sought SEC permission to keep operating investment advisory units in US.

DoJ is allegedly asking bankers and clients how much sales teams charge customers to exchange currency