Month: May 2019
EU FINES FIVE BANKS €1.1BN OVER FOREIGN EXCHANGE CARTEL
Brussels has fined banks €1.07 billion for participating in cartels to manipulate the foreign exchange market for 11 currencies. Lawyers for investors in the US civil case have been waiting for the ruling to launch the European leg of claims.
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EU fines Barclays, Citi, JP Morgan, MUFG and RBS $1.2 billion for FX rigging
Barclays, Citigroup, JP Morgan, MUFG, and Royal Bank of Scotland were fined a combined €1.07 billion ($1.2 billion) by the European Union for rigging the multi-trillion-dollar foreign exchange market.
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UK banks fined €1bn by EU for rigging foreign exchange market
Five banks have been fined more than €1 billion (£875 million) by the European Union for rigging the multi-trillion-dollar foreign exchange market. European Commission says decision shows ‘collusive behaviour will not be tolerated.
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Big Banks Fined by EU for Foreign-Exchange Market Misconduct
European Union authorities on Thursday fined five global banks a total of €1.07 billion ($1.2 billion) for manipulating the foreign-currency market by exchanging sensitive information and trading plans through online chat rooms to gain financially.
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Scott, Lowey Take Lead Spot In Bond Price-Fix Suit
Scott+Scott Attorneys at Law LP and Lowey Dannenberg PC to head up a proposed class action on behalf of investors who say major banks plotted for several years to fix Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac bond prices.
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Scott+Scott launches in Amsterdam
Scott+Scott opens an office in the Netherlands as it seeks to address client concerns about the effect of Brexit on competition litigation.
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