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Tom Hayes’ battle to quash his Libor conviction may be almost over

The Criminal Cases Review Commission is set to decide whether to refer Hayes’ case to the Court of Appeal

By

Lucy McNulty

Tom Hayes’ years-long fight to overturn his conviction for rigging Libor is nearing its end
Tom Hayes’ years-long fight to overturn his conviction for rigging Libor is nearing its end Photo: Getty Images

Tom Hayes’ years-long fight to overturn his conviction for rigging Libor is nearing its end, Financial News can reveal 

The Criminal Cases Review Commission, an independent body responsible for investigating suspected miscarriages of justice, is set to decide whether to refer Hayes’ case to the Court of Appeal, according to an email from the CCRC to Hayes’ lawyer Karen Todner on 3 December.

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