Cleared City traders blame 'purge' as they hit out at rate-rigging prosecutions
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Cleared City traders blame 'purge' as they hit out at rate-rigging prosecutions | Money News | Tech, Entertainment, Sport, Fashion, Travel News
The city traders wrongfully convicted in the aftermath of the financial crisis have spoken out about their decade-long battle for justice, claiming they were scapegoats. Tom Hayes was the first of nine traders to prosecuted by the Serious Fraud Office. In 2012, he was accused of rigging Libor – an interest rate on loans and financial contracts that was used throughout the financial system. The rate was determined daily, based on submissions from…
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