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Modelled on the Banking Commissionwas setup in the wake of the Libor scandal

Britain's Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standardssetup in the aftermath of the Libor scandal

In June 2012 , multiple criminal settlements by Barclays Bank revealed significant fraud and collusion by member banks connected to the rate submissionsleadingto the Libor scandal

Bank revealed significant fraud and collusion by member banks connected to the rate submissionsleadingto the Libor scandal

In June 2012 , multiple criminal settlements revealed significant fraud and collusion by member banks connected to the rate submissionsleadingto the Libor scandal

likelyto resultfrom the Libor - fixing scandal

in 2012 where the London banks manipulated the LIBOR rates(passive) was discoveredThe LIBOR scandal

However , a scandal rate submissionsleadingto the Libor scandal

Antony Jenkins ... turning to the head of its retail and business banking unitto leadit in the wake of the Libor scandal

The skulduggeryledto the sprawling Libor scandal

called the Tender to the rate submissionsleadingto the Libor scandal

The US Treasurycausedthe Libor scandal

ratescausingthe Libor Scandal

the environmentledto the LIBOR scandal

that LIBOR had been systematically rigged by Barclays for many yearsleadingto the LIBOR scandal

in 2012(passive) was discoveredThe LIBOR scandal

our public - finance leaders ... the environmentledto the LIBOR scandal

In Junemultiple criminal settlements by Barclays Bank revealed business loans , personal loans , education loans , first or second mortgages , rate submissionsleadingto the Libor scandal

the environment we are creating for our public - finance leaders ... the environmentledto the LIBOR scandal

which has been successfully employedto discoverthe Libor Scandal

RABO Bank ... the competitive bonus - driven bankcontributedto the LIBOR scandal

In July 2012 , the BBAcame out that LIBOR had been systematically rigged by Barclays for many yearsleadingto the LIBOR scandal

In Junemultiple criminal download millions of rows of banks were trading actively in index resulting from asking the rate submissionsleadingto the Libor scandal

one whose behaviorcausesscandal.

Germany-- CIA 's Stay - Behind programcausedscandal

CIA 's stay - behind programcausedscandal

by members of the second Major government(passive) caused byscandal

the Eucharist ... whose public actionshave causedscandal

The play 's premierecausedscandal

March - The divorce case of the Duke and Duchess of Argyllcausesscandal

The divorce case of the Duke and Duchess of Argyllcausesscandal

News of their marriagecausedscandal

What kind of fall ... public enoughto causescandal

Nixon 's coverup of the 1972 break - in to Democratic National Committee offices(passive) was caused by_ scandal

so queen broke up their relationship casecausescandal

another church or moral lawcausesscandal

Public figures ... something to repair that scandalhave ... causedscandal

the church , which sought to avoid scandalhas ... causedscandal

by her notorious affair with the King(passive) caused byscandal

our first Pope ... actionswere causingscandal

This scrutiny(passive) was setThis scrutiny

in the punishment of a number of top banksresultedin the punishment of a number of top banks

heads to roll at Barclays Plc , the first bank to be investigated in the casehas causedheads to roll at Barclays Plc , the first bank to be investigated in the case

in billions in finesresultedin billions in fines

that many traders had deliberately sought to manipulate the key financial benchmark , which affects the cost of a wide range of products , ranging from savings accounts and mortgages to derivativeswas discoveredthat many traders had deliberately sought to manipulate the key financial benchmark , which affects the cost of a wide range of products , ranging from savings accounts and mortgages to derivatives

in large fines for major banks last yearresultedin large fines for major banks last year

ex - Barclays CEO Bob Diamond to resignpromptedex - Barclays CEO Bob Diamond to resign

that banks were falsely inflating or deflating their rates so as to profit from tradeswas discoveredthat banks were falsely inflating or deflating their rates so as to profit from trades

to the resignation of chief executive Bob Diamond as well as chairman Marcus Agiusledto the resignation of chief executive Bob Diamond as well as chairman Marcus Agius

that major banks were falsely inflating or deflating their rates so they could profit from trades , or to give the impression that they were more creditworthy than they werewas discoveredthat major banks were falsely inflating or deflating their rates so they could profit from trades , or to give the impression that they were more creditworthy than they were

in billions of pounds in fines for banks around the world buthas resultedin billions of pounds in fines for banks around the world but

in billions of pounds in fines for banks around the worldhas resultedin billions of pounds in fines for banks around the world

in several banks paying out huge settlements over claimsresultedin several banks paying out huge settlements over claims

in banks paying record finesresultedin banks paying record fines

to the resignation of chief executive Bob Diamond and chairman Marcus Agiusledto the resignation of chief executive Bob Diamond and chairman Marcus Agius

in several banksresultedin several banks

investigations by US and European regulatorshas promptedinvestigations by US and European regulators

to the dramatic resignation of its Chief Executive , Bob Diamondleadto the dramatic resignation of its Chief Executive , Bob Diamond

to his resignationledto his resignation

to his resignationledto his resignation

in British banksresultedin British banks

that banks were falsely inflating or deflating their rates so as to profit from trades , or to give the impression that they were more creditworthy than they werewas discoveredthat banks were falsely inflating or deflating their rates so as to profit from trades , or to give the impression that they were more creditworthy than they were

to the impeachment of now - former South Korean president Park Geun - hyeledto the impeachment of now - former South Korean president Park Geun - hye

a huge public uproarcauseda huge public uproar

major banks , including UBS ( UBS ) and Royal Bank of Scotland ( RBSledmajor banks , including UBS ( UBS ) and Royal Bank of Scotland ( RBS

corporate lossescausecorporate losses

to $ 9 billion worth of fines from regulators around the worldledto $ 9 billion worth of fines from regulators around the world

for extinction in 2021setfor extinction in 2021

regulatorshas promptedregulators

some companiesledsome companies

the damage(passive) caused bythe damage

renewed calls to break up the bankshas promptedrenewed calls to break up the banks

in Barclaysresultedin Barclays

The rule - change(passive) was prompted byThe rule - change

to the replacement of chief executive Bob Diamond by retailledto the replacement of chief executive Bob Diamond by retail

in Londonoriginatedin London

to settlements and fines involving nearly a dozen big financial firms and a handful of tradershas ledto settlements and fines involving nearly a dozen big financial firms and a handful of traders

massive reputational damagehas causedmassive reputational damage

to $ 9 billion worth of finesledto $ 9 billion worth of fines

the stage for lawsuits and demands for more effective regulation the world overhas setthe stage for lawsuits and demands for more effective regulation the world over

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