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Lawyers expect widespread action as UBS settles

Evidence of collusion will be arguable in both civil and criminal cases against individuals and institutions

Two former UBS traders charged in Libor probe

Two former traders at UBS were charged in the US on Wednesday with conspiring to manipulate a key global interest rate, as officials around the world reached a $1.5bn settlement with the bank.

The moves come amid a flurry of year-end promotions in a busy period for internal appointments

UBS and Libor: Who, what, why, when and how?

Financial News analyses the FSA's report to answer key questions about just what went wrong at the Swiss bank

Knight Capital to pursue merger with Getco

The vote by Knight directors to pursue a merger with Getco  marks a setback for rival Virtu Financial

The US exchange giants are battling it out to become the first major international exchange to list futures on the Indian currency

Lord Lawson is leading a new probe into whether accounting standards led to the global banking crisis

UBS to pay $1.5bn to settle Libor charges

The Swiss group becomes the second bank to settle accusations that it tried to rig benchmark interest rates

Hedge and private equity fund managers have six months to comply with the long-awaited rules implementing the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive

Fitch predicts refinancing wall to hit in 2014

The European leveraged loan market faces more than €260bn of non-investment grade corporate loan maturities from 2014, as boom-era purchases come up for refinancing

The US bank leads the revenue rankings in the global capital markets and loan markets, with only a second-placed showing in advisory denying it a clean sweep in the 2012 fee rankings

Investors favour European to US equities as concerns about the fiscal cliff continue and eurozone debt woes wane, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey

The World Federation of Exchange is spearheading a new lobbying push

Cerberus weighed gun maker's fate on Friday

It is unclear how a sale of Freedom Group would affect the private equity firm

Jefferies reports record revenues for 2012

The US-based bank is boosted by stellar fixed-income trading performance, which helped offset a flat year for investment banking fees

Moody’s set to tighten sovereign debt rating methodology

The rating agency wants to give greater importance to default and event risk, at a time when European politicians are trying to reduce the number of sovereign debt rating reviews and their impact on markets

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Lawyers expect widespread action as UBS settles

Two former UBS traders charged in Libor probe

KKR promotes two to partner

UBS and Libor: Who, what, why, when and how?

Knight Capital to pursue merger with Getco

CME follows Ice into rupee futures

Bank accounting faces new probe

UBS to pay $1.5bn to settle Libor charges

EC publishes AIFMD rules

Fitch predicts refinancing wall to hit in 2014

JP Morgan on course for 2012 fee crown

Europe in vogue in equities shift

Exchanges renew push against dark pools

Cerberus weighed gun maker's fate on Friday

Jefferies reports record revenues for 2012

Moody’s set to tighten sovereign debt rating methodology