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As we hit the half-way point in 2012 for banking results, IBTimes UK takes a look at how, should and are European banking models changing in the face of scandals, risky assets, diminishing investment banking revenue and clients.

Chelsea forward Eden Hazard says that he is keen to play alongside his brother Thorgen Hazard, who has just recently arrived at Stamford Bridge.

Investors disappointed by ECB President Mario Draghi's press conference in Frankfurt as bond purchase programme remains dormant.

Deutsche Bank reveals a significant decline in investment bank and asset management earnings, following a worsening sovereign debt crisis hurting client activity.

Unnamed banks cooperate for lower fines in Euribor probe but IBTimes UK takes a look at why most banks would do this anyway to gain a discount on fines.

HSBC reveal extent of alleged Libor manipulation probes in its first half earnings report as CEO admits Europe's biggest bank has "lost its way".

FSA's Martin Wheatley's Libor market review could lead to new laws that would criminalise interest rate market manipulation.

Bank reveals Finance Director Chris Lucas faces FSA probe as US litigation mounts

Government-controlled Lloyds says some dealers face legal action related to Libor scandal.

Deutsche Bank revealed that it is strengthening its capital base and cutting risk, but is it enough to save its ailing share price and falling profits, in the wake of Libor investigations?

If BP sells its stake in Anglo-Russian joint venture TNK-BP, it will not only be a key turning point in the company's future but it could possibly spur foreign investment into the Russian oil sector, say analysts.

As Barclays’ deputy chairman Sir Michael Rake turns down the role of taking over from Chairman Marcus Agius, the race to fill the senior positions including ex-CEO Bob Diamond’s role at the embattled bank continues.

US and European prosecutors are close to individual traders at banks for colluding to manipulate key global lending rates, says a Reuters report.

Market sources tell IBTimes UK that banks and brokers under investigation for Libor fixing are unlikely to join forces in reaching a settlement.

The existence of different regulators for Libor is a major obstacle for banks to opt for group settlement.

Bank of England instruct law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer to advise on issues related to rate-fixing scandal.

The merits of Libor, and its alternatives, are expected to be discussed by the Economic Consultative Committee on 9 September.

Bank of England Governor Mervyn King to lead discussions with world's central bankers on shut-down of controversial $550tn benchmark

Katrina Darling, who is famous for her revealing and seductive dresses, will feature in an eight-page pictorial in the September issue.

Hermit state's recently installed dictator gains full control of army after military reshuffle and removal of vice-marshal Ri Yong-ho.

Bank of England and British Bankers Association failed to act on recommendations of US regulators on Libor manipulation in 2008

When detailed allegations of drug money laundering and terrorist banking are trumped by bank interest rate markets, something seems amiss.

Bank of England governor Mervyn King dodges crucial questions from the Treasury Select Committee on his role in libor affair.

Senior HSBC executives will appear before the US Senate on Tuesday, in response to a report claiming that lax monitoring exposed to the bank to money laundering

BoE's most senior officials testify before Treasury select committee about level of management in Barclays' Libor fixing scandal.

Ex-Barclays COO Jerry Del Missier tells the Treasury Select Committee that instructions he took to lower Libor rates was not significant during the time of October 2008 and emphasises the Bank of England’s role in the scandal.

Treasury Select Committee testimony by bank's chief operating officer and senior FSA officials could shed light on scam.

US states New York and Connecticut launched a probe into the possible manipulation of the London interbank offered rate (Libor) by several global banks, over six months ago

US Justice Department identifies potential criminal wrongdoings by big banks and individuals in the interbank rate fixing in what is seen as one of the biggest financial cases.

Washington Post reveals memo to BoE Governor that casts doubt on his Deputy's testimony to UK lawmakers.