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Proposed exchange CEO Kengeter was viewed as possible Libor co-conspirator

Deutsche Börse chief executive is in line to become head of Europe’s largest stock exchange if LSE merger goes through

Kengeter speaks during the Sueddeutsche Zeitung finance day conference in Frankfurt in 2016
Kengeter speaks during the Sueddeutsche Zeitung finance day conference in Frankfurt in 2016 Photo: Getty Images

Carsten Kengeter is on track to run Europe’s largest stock exchange. Three years ago, British prosecutors viewed him as a possible co-conspirator in the global interest-rate-rigging scandal.

Kengeter is chief executive of Deutsche Börse, the German exchange that is in talks to merge with London Stock Exchange Group. Under terms of the planned merger, Kengeter would become CEO of the combined company, which will be based in London.

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