A new report on how Barclays Capital ended up in its Libor mess is the latest evidence that banks that are too big to fail are also too big to manage.

* Investment bank leaders ambiguous about right and wrong-report * Did not want to hear bad news * Bank put profit befo...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Britain's Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc settled charges it had manipulated the Libor interest rate benchmark, the top U.S. d...

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(Reuters) - UBS Chairman Axel Weber raised the possibility of an industry-wide settlement for the rest of the banks involved in the Libor rate fixing ...

This may be the world's largest wrist slap. British banking giant HSBC, Europe's biggest bank, is set to pay $1.9 billion to settle accusations tha...

* U.S. derivatives watchdog says change or drop benchmark * CFTC head urges use of real rates, not estimates for benchmark ...

* EU regulation and antitrust chiefs to appear in parliament * U.S. derivatives regulator Gensler also to testify * IOSC...

* Basel talks to start looking at Libor after rigging scandal * Carney says decisions will have to await Wheatley report ...

By Sarah White LONDON, Aug 30 (Reuters) - A promised return to stability for scandal-hit Barclays is the last thing its shamed invest...

The Libor scandal is just another example of why big banks need to be broken up, according to Robert Reich. In an appearance on HuffPost Live Wedn...

Standard Chartered Bank has agreed to settle charges that it engaged in as much as $250 billion of illicit banking transactions on behalf of Iran in recent years. But this is not the end of its troubles. It's just the beginning.

By Matthew Goldstein and Jennifer Ablan NEW YORK, Aug 10 (Reuters) - A former Barclays Plc trader who was fired by the bank ...

(Repeats story issued Friday, no changes to headline or text) * New York swaps trader was fired over Libor emails * Now ...

Until the culture within the banking sector is systematically overhauled by regulators whose policies reflect the moral code of our society as a whole, we will never put our banking sector in order.

Thing One: Barclays' Bad News: Barclays just can’t seem to escape that pesky Libor scandal. The bank reported its earnings on Friday and revealed th...

* FSA investigating fee disclosures in 2008 capital raisings * More U.S. litigation starts over Libor scandal * Barclays...

With 16 banks, including Barclays, being investigated for Libor manipulation and fraud, outrage is entirely appropriate. But when I first read this story, I had a somewhat different reaction due to my own personal Barclays story.

LONDON (AP) — The former chief executive of Barclays dropped out of Mitt Romney's Thursday night fundraiser in London, but Bob Diamond had already s...

July 25 (Reuters) - Jerry del Missier, who resigned as chief operating officer for Britain's Barclays bank earlier this month, will receive a cash p...

LONDON, July 24 (Reuters) - Trying to spot whether the Libor interest rate was being manipulated by tiny amounts would be "prohibitively expensive" ...

Hundreds of trillions of dollars in trades rely on those rates -- so do student loans, mortgages and credit cards. Who is following the money?

The Libor scandal gets more expensive for the banking sector almost by the day. Banks may end up paying $35 billion in civil damages for manipulati...