Monday, 17 December 2012

Royal Bank of Scotland faces $535m penalty to settle Libor scandal
 
 
ROYAL Bank of Scotland is braced for a penalty of more than pound stg. 350 million ($535m) for its role in the global interest-rate-rigging scandal.
 
The British taxpayer-controlled bank is understood to be nearing a deal with regulators in Europe and North America over allegations that some of its staff manipulated Libor, the benchmark international borrowing rates.

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