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Bob Diamond, who resigned yesterday as ceo of Barclays, admits that mistakes were made and that the behaviour of some at the firm accused of interest rate manipulation was reprehensible.
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Société Générale is looking to re-enter the Hong Kong exchange-traded fund market with listings this year that reference the China A-shares market. The move is being driven by the Chinese government’s decision to allow offshore trading of China A-shares in Hong Kong recently.
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Instreet Investments, the Sydney-based investment firm, plans to issue a structured product that references a basket of three global hedge funds in August.
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Bob Diamond and Jerry del Missier have resigned as ceo and coo, respectively, at Barclays following the bank’s settling with regulators over alleged manipulation of the London interbank offered rate.
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More than a dozen banks have asked a federal court in New York to dismiss antitrust lawsuits charging them with manipulating the London interbank offered rate.
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U.K. banks are withdrawing commissions paid to independent financial advisors for structured product sales, six months before regulations by the Financial Services Authority that outlaw them take effect.