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Tom Hayes’ LIBOR case to be reconsidered by the Court of Appeal

06/07/2023 No Comments

Today the Criminal Cases Review Commission confirmed that they have agreed to refer the case of Tom Hayes to the Court of Appeal.

LIBOR trials constitute a ‘miscarriage of justice’, senior Tory MP claims

18/05/2023 No Comments

Senior Tory MP David Davis spoke in the House of Commons on the LIBOR trials, highlighting a "potential miscarriage of justice."

‘There’s been a terrible miscarriage of justice’: Karen Todner on the LIBOR Trials

02/04/2023 1 Comment

Disruption Banking talks to Karen Todner, internationally renowned criminal defence and human rights laywer.

‘Why I’m suing Deutsche Bank for $150 million’

28/11/2022 No Comments

After his conviction for "rigging" LIBOR was overturned by a US court, Matthew Connolly is suing Deutsche Bank and seeking $150 million in damages.

Tom Hayes’ LIBOR case to be reconsidered by the Court of Appeal

July 6, 2023

Today the Criminal Cases Review Commission confirmed that they have agreed to refer the case of Tom Hayes to the Court of Appeal.

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LIBOR trials constitute a ‘miscarriage of justice’, senior Tory MP claims

May 18, 2023

Senior Tory MP David Davis spoke in the House of Commons on the LIBOR trials, highlighting a "potential miscarriage of justice."

‘There’s been a terrible miscarriage of justice’: Karen Todner on the LIBOR Trials

April 2, 2023

Disruption Banking talks to Karen Todner, internationally renowned criminal defence and human rights laywer.

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‘Why I’m suing Deutsche Bank for $150 million’

November 28, 2022

After his conviction for "rigging" LIBOR was overturned by a US court, Matthew Connolly is suing Deutsche Bank and seeking $150 million in damages.

The LIBOR Trials and a Miscarriage of Justice: Part Three

May 10, 2022

When discussing the LIBOR trials, it can be easy to forget that real lives have been affected. But it is necessary to look at the very real damage done.

The LIBOR Trials and a Miscarriage of Justice: Part Two

May 3, 2022

The conduct of the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) and their witnesses raise some serious questions about the safety of the LIBOR convictions.

The LIBOR Trials and a Miscarriage of Justice: Part One

April 26, 2022

DisruptionBanking has investigated the LIBOR trials extensively. This has led us to one, firm opinion: that a serious miscarriage of justice has taken place.

Bank of England’s Prudential Regulation Authority sets out priorities for 2022

January 14, 2022

The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has recently written a “Dear CEO” letter, intended to outline the Authority’s priorities for international banks that operate in the UK. The letter was sent to “the wide and diverse range of international banks that [the FCA] supervises” and helps such organisations identify and manage potential risks.

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What do we know about the new CEO of Barclays?

January 4, 2022

How much of the Ghislaine Maxwell trial affected the exit of previous CEO, Jes Staley, is hard to say. But today is all about the new CEO of Barclays. Coimbatore-Sundararajan “C. S.” Venkatakrishnan, or 'Ventak'.

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Statement on Benchmarks Transition

June 2, 2021

The Board of the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) reiterates the importance of ensuring a smooth and timely transition away from LIBOR.

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Over half of financial institutions admit LIBOR transition plans delayed by Covid-19 – RWS report

March 11, 2021

The research, involving tier one financial organizations across APAC, EMEA and North America, explored how they are preparing to transition away from the LIBOR interest rate-setting mechanism to the Risk Free Rate regulatory framework.

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