FCA pledges to pursue prosecutions against five or more banks accused of fixing Libor

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vetran replied

19 July 2013, 15:43
Originally posted by MyUserName View Post

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to DodgyAgent again.

same here, sorry I tried!

Nice one DA.
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MyUserName replied

19 July 2013, 15:11
Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post

That anything the Russians can do we can do better

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to DodgyAgent again.
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filthy1980 replied

19 July 2013, 14:37
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Can I claim compensation as I paid more on my mortgage? Could libor be the new PPI?

If Libor went down the route of PPI it would probably be the end of all banks involved and the liability would exceed each of their assets combined

but it's ok the Gov will bail them out and the loses will be made public
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bobspud replied

19 July 2013, 14:32
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

It’s time to stop persecuting bankers in this manner. Just pick a few dozen of them at random, take them to Hyde park and execute them. They will get the message.

Hang on...

Salesmen and agents are just as tulipty given the wrong type of incentives. All they did was game a system while being paid to do so.
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DodgyAgent replied

19 July 2013, 14:05
Originally posted by AtW View Post

What message would that be?

That anything the Russians can do we can do better
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AtW replied

19 July 2013, 13:57
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

It’s time to stop persecuting bankers in this manner. Just pick a few dozen of them at random, take them to Hyde park and execute them. They will get the message.

What message would that be?
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BrilloPad replied

19 July 2013, 10:55
Can I claim compensation as I paid more on my mortgage? Could libor be the new PPI?
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vetran replied

19 July 2013, 10:34
There must be a law covering incorrect financial reporting that results in a Jail sentence, that is what is needed, they knowing lied for years to boost profits & defraud customers they should be in a cell, that would stop future temptation.
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Paddy replied

19 July 2013, 10:26
It’s time to stop persecuting bankers in this manner. Just pick a few dozen of them at random, take them to Hyde park and execute them. They will get the message.
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gingerjedi replied

19 July 2013, 10:10
Charges going up then.
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Martin@AS Financial started a topic FCA pledges to pursue prosecutions against five or more banks accused of fixing Libor

19 July 2013, 10:07
FCA pledges to pursue prosecutions against five or more banks accused of fixing Libor

Who's about to get caught out then?

"The FCA would not confirm which institutions it was investigating or when it would issue its next fine"

FCA pledges to pursue prosecutions against five or more banks accused of fixing Libor
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