Four more traders appeal rate-rigging convictions after Supreme Court ruling

Four Traders Jailed for Rate Fixing to Appeal After Tom Hayes Win

A group of four traders will appeal convictions that saw them jailed for fixing benchmark interest rates, after the UK Supreme Court overturned the conviction of Tom Hayes this week.

Four more traders to appeal against their rate-rigging convictions

Four more traders appeal rate-rigging convictions after Supreme Court ruling

The traders decision to appeal comes after the victory of two other traders in the Supreme Court

More traders to appeal after Tom Hayes victory in Supreme Court

Jay Merchant, Christian Bittar, Philippe Moryoussef and Jonathan Mathew seek to clear their names after convictions for rigging Libor or Euribor

Four bankers appeal Libor rate-rigging convictions after Supreme Court ruling   – Mortgage Strategy

Four more bankers found guilty of rigging Libor interbank lending rates will appeal against their convictions following the victory of two traders at the Supreme Court this week.   Jay Merchant, Jonathan Mathew and Philippe Moryoussef, who all worked at Barclays, and Christian Bittar, a former star trader at Deutsche

Four Traders Plan Appeals After Justices Quash Convictions

Four City traders convicted of manipulating benchmark interest rates plan to file new challenges against their verdicts after the U.K. Supreme Court ruled that two former bankers in similar cases failed to receive a fair trial.