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Lawyer who acted for Asperger syndrome hacker hired for challenge based on ‘fresh evidence’
Five are accused of conspiring to manipulate US dollar benchmark
Serious Fraud Office was seeking £2.4m of bonuses Hayes received at UBS and Citigroup
Sherlock Holmes closes the case on Libor malfeasance
Serious Fraud Office seeks £2.4m of bonuses received while at UBS and Citigroup
Former UBS and Citigroup banker prevented from taking case to Britain’s highest court
Libor rate case highlights how hard it is to hold individuals criminally accountable
SFO case ends but US charges loom for three of the defendants
Three-year cut for first person convicted of rigging benchmark
This box of tricks jeopardised the future of diesel technology
Lawyer argues trial centred on activity ‘widely undertaken by the market’
Ex-employee on trial for allegedly aiding Hayes fix benchmark rate
Regulatory concessions reveal softening stance on bank rules
Case to be held in London highlights role as middlemen
Suddenly, behaviour that was common practice is judged to be improper and possibly illegal
It is tempting to view UBS’s launch of a poverty fund as atonement for . . . sins
Reputations are always at stake for rich and high-profile individuals accused of crime
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