Corporate Counsel
...known as LIBOR, misleading investors in subprime mortgage deals, hiding losses from the public and regulators, and more. Certainly Deutsche Bank is not...
...known as LIBOR, misleading investors in subprime mortgage deals, hiding losses from the public and regulators, and more. Certainly Deutsche Bank is not...
...New Orleans approved. Enforcement of anti–foreign bribery laws surged. Major banks turned over billions of dollars to the government through deferred prosecution agreements...
...of scandals that has seen bank after bank slapped with penalties or rocked with reports of LIBOR rigging, mortgage fraud, money-laundering, tax fraud...
...in a string of executive departures following the LIBOR interest rate scandal that ensnared the bank last summer. On Sunday, the U...
...meted out in 2012? They ranged from Barclays Bank’s $450 million settlement over the LIBOR manipulation scandal to GlaxoSmithKline’s $3 billion...
...fine in agency history against Barclays Bank for attempting to manipulate the London Interbank Offered Rate, or Libor. "I think we...
...tumultuous year in which the bank has faced serious allegations of...as issues related to the LIBOR interest rate fixing scandal....
...investors from the misdeeds of large financial institutions. Shareholders of the LIBOR banks will bring class and derivative litigation over harm to their shares...
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