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A U.K. regulator is taking to court traders that allegedly manipulated Euribor rates, and a recent conviction in the Libor scandal could serve as a template.
Although it is too early predict the fate of the six traders charged by the U.K.’s Securities Fraud Office (SFO) for allegedly manipulating Euribor, the unexpectedly long jail sentence of Tom Hayes in a similar case could set a precedent if they are found guilty. Hayes is a former UBS and Citigroup derivatives trader who...
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