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| Posted: 04 Apr 2016 11:33 PM PDT Clearly, the Panama papers was one of the biggest stories around yesterday. But I also note that Britain's Serious Fraud Office was getting a lot of attention from several publications, such as City AM. On Monday, the daily business freesheet splashed on the fact that the "under-pressure fraud squad" is gearing up for a crunch trial as the trial of five former Barclays traders accused of US-dollar pegged Libor rigging kicks off at Southwark Crown Court. Given the SFO has so much at stake over Libor manipulation (last month the regulator took a hammering in the press after it was forced to drop an investigation into forex manipulation) I wonder how it focuses on the other 30-odd open investigations it still has running?  |
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