Articles By Lianna Brinded

A currency dealer (unrelated to the IBTimes UK story) observes foreign currency market movements in Tokyo July 5, 2007 (Photo: Reuters)

FX Fixing Scandal Exclusive: Whistleblower Alerted US, UK and Swiss Authorities in 2011

IBTimes UK exclusively reveals that whistleblower alerted CFTC, Finma and FSA two years ago.

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Co-Op Forges £1.5bn Battleplan with Regulator to Avoid Bank Bailout

Troubled bank agrees with Prudential Regulation Authority to plug capital shortfall.

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Putin's 'Assad Foes are Cannibals' Claim Overshadows G8 Talks

Shaky start to world powers' summit in light of Russian president's statement.

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Stephen Hester Leaves RBS: ‘It’s Been a Bruising and Difficult Job’ [VIDEO]

Outgoing CEO says he doesn’t have to be ‘prised’ away from the job in time for privatisation in 2014.

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FX Fixing Scandal: UK Regulator FCA in Talks Over Currency Rigging Investigation

The Financial Conduct Authority tells IBTimes UK that it is aware of the claims and is debating whether to launch a probe

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Market Fixing Scandal: World’s Largest Banks Rigging Currency Rates

Traders at world’s biggest banks rig foreign exchange rates for huge profits in echo of Libor fixing scandal.

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Britain’s Energy Watchdog Ofgem Cracks Down on Big Six Electricity Suppliers

Regulator sets out proposals for more level playing field to allow smaller firms to compete with energy giants.

Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades unleashed a scathing attack on the bailout conditions (Photo: Reuters)

Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades Slams IMF and EU Bailout Conditions

Anastasiades criticises the lack of support for lenders when compared to its neighbour Greece

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ECB on Trial: 48% of Germans against Bond Buying Scheme

Forsa poll shows nearly half of German population want to block Outright Monetary Transactions scheme.

Police stand guard during an anti-capitalist "Blockupy" demonstration near the European Central Bank (ECB) headquarters in Frankfurt, May 31, 2013. (Photo: Reuters)

ECB Faces German Court over ‘Illegal’ Bond Buying Programme Charges

European Central Bank denies charges it is bailing out eurozone members via the back door.