UBS
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Move suggests authorities are closer to filing criminal charges in long-running investigation into whether banks have been colluding to move currency rates
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Observer editorial: As banks are fined £2.6bn, no one goes to jail - and people do not launch a mass protest against blatant fraud
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Analysis In market-rigging case, US Justice Department treats corporate criminals like juvenile offenders
Regulators imposed a massive $4.25bn fine on JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup, Bank of America, Royal Bank of Scotland, HSBC and UBS for rigging currency markets
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From Libor rigging and sanction busting to forex manipulation, a look back at the global banking industry’s offences and penalties
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George Osborne says proceeds from regulator’s crackdown on currency market rigging will be ‘used for the wider public good’
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Guardian business live Bank of England predicts lower inflation; banks fined for forex rigging – live updates
HSBC, Royal Bank of Scotland, UBS, JP Morgan and Citigroup have all been penalised for their role in rigging the global foreign exchange market -
From Libor rigging and sanction busting to forex manipulation, a look back at the global banking industry’s offences and penalties
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Regulators in US and UK mete out record fines after finding a ‘free for all culture’ on currency trading floors at RBS, HSBC, Citibank, JP Morgan and UBS
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If traders swap privileged information, they are skewing the odds even more heavily in their favour
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Watchdog warns RBS, HSBC, JP Morgan, Barclays, Citi and UBS they face penalties that could top Libor payout
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Thousands of Americans abroad are giving up their citizenship as the implementation of a complex new tax law causes banks to shut down accounts for US expatriates
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World’s largest private bank predicts large-scale power stations will soon make way for electric cars and new solar technologies
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With sums ranging from $968m to $8.94bn, banking giants have paid out big money since the 2008 financial crisis
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Regulators ask banks about their use of system that allows dealers to remain anonymous until trades are executed
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Bailed-out bank is latest firm penalised by regulator the Financial Conduct Authority over rigging benchmark interest rate
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Swiss bank, under investigation for allegedly helping wealthy clients avoid tax, will appeal against the payment order
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Watchdog says John Christopher Hughes should have blown whistle on trading by Kweku Adoboli which lost bank $2.3bn
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The three men are the first former or existing Barclays staff named in criminal proceedings linked to interest rate fixing allegations
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Private equity group that acquired 65% of Cath Kidston, one of Britain's fastest growing retailers, is dressing the shop window to attract bidders
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Business secretary Vince Cable is deciding whether to hand the banks – which have already received £12m in fees – an extra £4m discretionary payment
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Advisers from Goldman Sachs and UBS will appear before MPs as concern grows over IPO valuation, writes Sean Farrell
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Investment banks to be asked in Commons why sale of asset favoured foreign investors and if float price was set too low
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Accusations that shares were sold on the cheap leave the firms that came up with the price in a tricky position
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Marcus Agius remains in consultancy role for undisclosed fee, having resigned in July 2012 after Libor fine
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Regulators request foreign exchange activity information from Barclays in investigation that could match scale of Libor scandal
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Swiss bank appears to admit it has taken disciplinary action against staff involved in currency markets which regulators have begun to investigate
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Shares allocated to advisory banks have risen in value by £29m since floatation
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Nils Pratley: The UK would be agreeing to buy electricity from Hinkley Point at £93 per megawatt hour – roughly twice the current market rate
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FCA scrutinising allegations of large banks' abuse of currency benchmark potentially involving a former RBS trader
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Goldman Sachs and UBS set to earn lion's share of about £20m of government cash paid out to banks, lawyers and PR firms
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Swiss bank reaches multimillion dollar agreement with regulator over investments sold between 2004 and 2007
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Tom Hayes charged with eight counts of conspiracy to defraud after investigation into manipulation of benchmark interest rates
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UBS analyst's forecast 12p price rise would open up part-taxpayer-owned bank to sell-off of state stake
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Government announces selection of Goldman Sachs and UBS to advise on Royal Mail's sale and collect majority of fees
British financial authorities look to snatch back US lead over Libor