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Deutsche Bank Co-CEO Juergen Fitschen was earlier named as suspect in lawsuit.

Barclays tipped to escape a fine because it alerted the European Commission to suspected wrongdoing.

Deutsche Bank set aside €1.2bn for legal costs in third quarter.

HSBC joins Barclays and RBS in the line of banks that are speaking to regulators.

Astbury Marsden says many banks are being prudent and putting off bigger hiring decisions.

Embattled US lender sues nine banks in total, including Rabobank and UBS, for false representation.

Bloomberg reports Citigroup's Rohan Ramchandani, JPMorgan's Richard Usher and Standard Chartered's Matt Gardiner on leave but not suspended.

Royal Bank of Scotland joins raft of banks reviewing FX trading processes.

Barclays cited a 44% slump in fixed income, currency and commodities revenue

One of Britain's banks helping watchdogs investigating currency market manipulation.

Dutch lender says Rinus Minderhoud appointed interim chairman as fine levied for scam involving 30 employees.

Markets expect the Fed to leave its monetary policy unchanged.

German lender is being investigated for Libor fixing, FX rigging and mis-selling derivatives

Treasury minister says banks taking years to agree interest rate swaps compensation.

CFTC asks major currency dealing banks to hand over evidence.

JPMorgan inked a $4bn settlement with the FHFA last week.

German lender starts talks with employees over possible Libor manipulation, says Handelsblatt.

Current pension system in world's most populous nation could face a 68.2tn yuan shortfall by 2033.

Unitech is appealing against earlier ruling saying banks' attempts to manipulate Libor invalidate IRSA.

London Court of Appeal will begin a three day hearing examining two cases against Barclays and Deutsche Bank

Twitter has significantly grown its revenues from just $28m in 2010 to $317m at 2012-end, according to its IPO prospectus.

Lawyers working for third parties in antitrust investigation did not use sophisticated enough redaction software.

Plan drawn up to help organisation increase competitiveness.

Miliband's ideas on energy do not stand up to scrutiny, claim experts, but could help bring down inflation.

HSBC flash manufacturing PMI increases to 51.2 in September as exports witness expansion after six months.

Ackermann said to be leaving Siemens shortly, but did not comment.

Industrial production rises 10.4% to beat economists' expectations.

The notion of a special bond between Britain and America is an anachronism which will jeopardise British lives in Syria, says Gareth Platt.

Late Zurich CFO Pierre Wauthier left suicide note referencing fraught relationship with boss.

Premier Li Keqiang says China on track amid further expansion in services and manufacturing.