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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 -
Latest cuts part are the first tranche of a planned 9,000 job losses and will hit staff selling critical illness and income protection products
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Mason lambasts the Royal Bank of Scotland and the five other banks fined for manipulating foreign exchange rates
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Peter Sands insists there were no questions about the make-up of the board or his role at this year’s meeting in Hong Kong
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Entrepreneur is selling 15% of his stake in the bank, whose stock market listing was delayed from October
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Editorial: Three countries have caught five institutions with their hands in the till. Banking is rotten to the core, but flattering pre-crisis ideas about its role have proved remarkably hard to shift
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Cartoon Steve Bell on the forex rigging scandal – cartoon
George Osborne says proceeds from regulator's crackdown on currency market rigging will be 'used for the wider public good'