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  • The cost to banks involved in the scandal to manipulate the London Interbank Offered Rate in terms of regulatory penalties and compensation to customers and counterparties could top £14 billion ($22 billion) if the 11 institutions named in the investigation in addition to Barclays are forced to pay, according to Morgan Stanley analysts.
  • Timothy Geithner as head of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York urged the Bank of England in 2008 to make changes in the way the London Interbank Offered Rate is set, with six recommendations, including “procedures designed to prevent accidental or deliberate misreporting," according to documents obtained by Reuters.
  • Lloyds Banking Group may close on a deal to sell 630 of its branches to the Co-operative Group at a steep discount as early as next week.
  • Perry Sayles has moved to McDermott Will & Emery, where he began July 5 as a partner in the firm’s financial institutions advisory practice group and reports to group head David Taub.
  • Wells Fargo has announced that it will discontinue funding mortgages that are originated, priced and sold by independent mortgage brokers through its mortgage wholesale channel.
  • Pimco is said to have hired Michael Cudzil as a portfolio manager in the firm’s mortgage group. Cudzil has been head of pass-through mortgage-securities trading at Nomura Securities International.
  • The growing percentage of bad loans to 12% is putting more pressure on Slovenia’s banking sector, according to the Institute of Macroeconomic Analysis and Development, though Finance Minister Janez Susteric says it is “not considering any aid.”
  • Germany’s NordLB sold EUR500 million ($614.25 million) of the country’s first covered bond backed aircraft loans.
  • Lloyds Banking Group could face a penalty of up to £1.5 billion ($2.32 billion) if it is found guilty of manipulating the London Interbank Offered Rate, according to Liberum Capital analysts.