HSBC loses court challenge against €31.7m EU cartel fine HSBC has today lost its challenge against a €31.7m EU cartel fine after Europe's second top court sided with EU regulators in the long-running case. Business • 27 Nov 24
HSBC loses court challenge against €31.7m EU cartel fine HSBC has today lost its challenge against a €31.7m EU cartel fine after Europe's second top court sided with EU regulators in the long-running case. Business • 27 Nov 24
Deutsche Bank fined €8.6m over Euribor controls German financial regulator BaFin has fined Deutsche Bank over €8.5m for controls related to the Euribor interest rate. Business • 30 Dec 21
Deutsche Bank fined €8.6m over Euribor controls German financial regulator BaFin has fined Deutsche Bank over €8.5m for controls related to the Euribor interest rate. Business • 30 Dec 21
Deutsche Bank reaches $170m Euribor-rigging settlement Deutsche Bank will pay $170m to settle an investor lawsuit claiming it conspired with other banks to manipulate the benchmark European Interbank Offered Rate and related derivatives. Business • 13 Jun 17
Deutsche Bank reaches $170m Euribor-rigging settlement Deutsche Bank will pay $170m to settle an investor lawsuit claiming it conspired with other banks to manipulate the benchmark European Interbank Offered Rate and related derivatives. Business • 13 Jun 17
Swiss watchdog fines banks almost $100m The Swiss Competition Commission (COMCO) fined several European and US banks almost 100 million Swiss francs ($97.3m) over interest rate cartels. Business • 21 Dec 16
Swiss watchdog fines banks almost $100m The Swiss Competition Commission (COMCO) fined several European and US banks almost 100 million Swiss francs ($97.3m) over interest rate cartels. Business • 21 Dec 16
Agricole, JP Morgan, HSBC fined €485m on Euribor The European Commission has fined Credit Agricole, HSBC and JPMorgan Chase a total of €485m for their alleged participation in a cartel to manipulate the price of the Euribor financial benchmark. Business • 07 Dec 16
Agricole, JP Morgan, HSBC fined €485m on Euribor The European Commission has fined Credit Agricole, HSBC and JPMorgan Chase a total of €485m for their alleged participation in a cartel to manipulate the price of the Euribor financial benchmark. Business • 07 Dec 16
Deutsche Bank facing higher borrowing costs Deutsche Bank pays more to borrow from other banks than its peers including stragglers in Greece and Italy, new Euribor data show. Business • 12 Oct 16
Deutsche Bank facing higher borrowing costs Deutsche Bank pays more to borrow from other banks than its peers including stragglers in Greece and Italy, new Euribor data show. Business • 12 Oct 16
6 bankers charged over manipulating Euribor rates Six bankers have been formally charged in a British court with conspiring to manipulate Euribor benchmark interest rates, while another five accused in the case did not appear for the hearing. Business • 11 Jan 16
6 bankers charged over manipulating Euribor rates Six bankers have been formally charged in a British court with conspiring to manipulate Euribor benchmark interest rates, while another five accused in the case did not appear for the hearing. Business • 11 Jan 16
EU to fine banks in Euribor case EU competition regulators are set to impose fines on RBS, Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan Chase and three other banks for suspected rigging of the Euribor interest rate benchmark. Business • 06 Nov 13
EU to fine banks in Euribor case EU competition regulators are set to impose fines on RBS, Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan Chase and three other banks for suspected rigging of the Euribor interest rate benchmark. Business • 06 Nov 13
Banks may be forced to stay on Euribor panels Banks may be forced to stay on the panels that set benchmark interest rates such as Euribor to ensure their validity, under a draft EU law to be proposed later this year in response to a rate-rigging scandal. Business • 08 Feb 13
Banks may be forced to stay on Euribor panels Banks may be forced to stay on the panels that set benchmark interest rates such as Euribor to ensure their validity, under a draft EU law to be proposed later this year in response to a rate-rigging scandal. Business • 08 Feb 13
Nervous savers look beyond scandal-hit banks Corporate treasurers, pension funds and charities are seeking advice on whether to quit banks engulfed by the recent welter of financial scandals. Business • 30 Jul 12
Nervous savers look beyond scandal-hit banks Corporate treasurers, pension funds and charities are seeking advice on whether to quit banks engulfed by the recent welter of financial scandals. Business • 30 Jul 12
Spain, Italy's cost of borrowing rises Spain's cost of borrowing is over 7%, unsustainable in the long term, while Italy's cost of borrowing is over 6%. Business • 06 Jul 12
Spain, Italy's cost of borrowing rises Spain's cost of borrowing is over 7%, unsustainable in the long term, while Italy's cost of borrowing is over 6%. Business • 06 Jul 12
Libor, Euribor - the tick-tock of global finance The Euribor and Libor rates at the centre of the price rigging scandal hitting Barclays bank are interbank rates at the heart of short-term financing on a world scale. Business • 03 Jul 12
Libor, Euribor - the tick-tock of global finance The Euribor and Libor rates at the centre of the price rigging scandal hitting Barclays bank are interbank rates at the heart of short-term financing on a world scale. Business • 03 Jul 12
