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The Libor scandal has hit home for two British nationals in the first case brought to court by U.S. authorities.
While U.S. presidential candidates cry for more investment banking personnel to be in orange jumpsuits, two former derivatives traders for Rabobank, headquartered in Utrecht, The Netherlands, might one day be donning new outfits as they have been sentenced to serve time in a U.S prison. The sentencing of the two British nationals last week followed...
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