Libor

Following the LIBOR scandal, the EBC has launched its own benchmark interest rate

In 2012, an international investigation confirmed that some banks had been rigging LIBOR to inflate their profits. With several financial markets publishing alternative benchmarks, the European Central Bank is aiming to consolidate its own

Société Générale Deputy CEO resigns in wake of Libor legal dispute

Société Générale’s Deputy Chief Executive, Didier Valet, has resigned suddenly over a divergence of opinion believed to concern the ongoing Libor manipulation scandal

Barclays boss investigated over whistleblower treatment

Barclays CEO Jes Staley faces a formal reprimand after attempting to identify an anonymous whistleblower

FDIC sues 16 banks in latest Libor case

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), a major US regulator, has become the latest body to seek damages from global banks for their participation in Libor rate rigging

The opportunity behind fraud

After banks are investigated for fixing Libor interest rates, regulators need to look at changing the culture of Europe’s largest banks, writes Jules Gray

Awards Supplement 2024

The European CEO awards 2024 have now been announced, presenting our pick of the CEOs, companies and campaigns leading their sectors.