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Trio of banks hit back at €485 million rate rigging fine
HSCB, JP Morgan and Credit Agricole have hit back at the European regulator’s decision to fine the banks for rate rigging, according to the Financial Times. Last week, European regulators fined the three banks a total of €485 million (£408 million) over their collusion in manipulating the benchmark Euribor. The…
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