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Navigating FSMA s.90 & s.90A Claims: From Conscious Awareness To Damages

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Banks Push Risky TARF Products Despite History of Billion-Dollar Fines and Settlements

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Behind the Screen: The Hidden Cost of Corning’s Smartphone Glass Monopoly

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Shimano Defends Market Share, Blocks SRAM’s Expansion

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  • Navigating FSMA s.90 & s.90A Claims: From Conscious Awareness To Damages
  • Banks Push Risky TARF Products Despite History of Billion-Dollar Fines and Settlements
  • Behind the Screen: The Hidden Cost of Corning’s Smartphone Glass Monopoly
  • Shimano Defends Market Share, Blocks SRAM’s Expansion

LIBOR’s Legacy: Competition Issues Still Haunt Benchmarks

Fideres has conducted original research into how USD LIBOR panel members consistently extracted monopoly rents. For 2009, these monopoly rents
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November 11, 2015

Can Bond Rigging Happen In Europe?

30 class actions have been filed in the US alleging manipulation of the auction facility used to issue new US
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October 21, 2015

Are the Foreign Exchange Markets Rigged? Traders and Transparency Clash

Panel members allegedly engaged in activity to move the overall level of the swap market around the time of the fixing window.
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September 1, 2015

FX Scandals and Settlements: Is the Era of Market Manipulation Really Over?

Regulatory fines on banks who manipulated foreign exchange benchmarks have globally exceeded $10 billion. Banks may be required to pay
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May 26, 2015

LIBOR Fines: Truth Suppressed or Justice Served?

Deutsche Bank’s fine of £226.8 million is highest yet in the LIBOR scandal. FCA’s report on LIBOR manipulation lacks any
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May 6, 2015

S&P Fined by SEC: Ratings Agency Under Scrutiny Again

S&P pay $58 million to SEC and $19 million to the states of New York and Massachusetts. The SEC found
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March 11, 2015

Was LIBOR Rigging Really Just 2007-2009?

LIBOR suppression took place during the Greek sovereign crisis and the Eurozone crisis. Suppression of LIBOR during Eurozone crisis was
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May 15, 2014
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