07/16/2012

HSBC faces probe on money laundering claims

The multiyear probe into HSBC by the Senate permanent subcommittee on investigations is expected to reveal activities similar to those that led Wachovia Bank to reach a $160m agreement with the Department of Justice in 2010 to settle allegations that it l

07/15/2012

German bank under fire in Florida and at home

Deutsche Bank was a heavyweight financial player during the American mortgage meltdown and its aftermath: empty and neglected properties that blight local neighborhoods.

07/15/2012

UBS in line of fire over Libor moves

The US Justice Department, meanwhile, has identified potential criminal wrongdoing by big banks and individuals at the centre of the scandal.

07/12/2012

Libor scandal ripples across the Atlantic

Both have been called to testify before the Senate Banking Committee on the scandal surrounding Libor, a measure of the cost of money that is used as the basis for more than £200 trillion in loans.

07/12/2012

Diamond to be grilled by US politicians

UK newspaper the Guardian says it has been told by sources that Diamond is likely to be called to Washington to answer questions about the Libor-fixing scandal.

07/11/2012

German prosecutors investigate Morgan Stanley banker

Notheis, 44, who ran Morgan Stanley's operations in Germany and Austria for more than three years, was granted leave of absence by the bank last month following an uproar over emails he reportedly exchanged with Mappus.

07/09/2012

JPMorgan Silence May Spur Calls for Disclosure

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is probing JPMorgan’s belated May 10 disclosure that a change to its mathematical model for gauging trading risk helped fuel the loss in its chief investment office.

07/08/2012

US lawmakers signal deep "fiscal cliff" deadlock

In addition, $1.2 trillion in across-the-board reductions in spending on federal programs would begin to phase in as a result of Congress' failure late last year to find a comprehensive deal to cut the budget deficit.