Topic: UK Financial Services Authority

UBS to pay $1.5 billion in fines over LIBOR rate scandal

The Swiss bank agreed to the fine Wednesday, settling with US, British, and Swiss regulators. In the case, UBS employees tried to rig the London Interback Offered Rate, or LIBOR, using different currencies.

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