From the Guardian: A little over two years ago, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake had never heard of Libor. The mayor of Baltimore had plenty of other things to keep herself occupied. Elected in 2010, she was dealing with the aftermath of a financial crisis that had left her city with ...read more

By Ben Cohen: The banking crisis in 2008 should have resulted in prison sentences for hundreds of Wall St executive and regulators responsible for decimating the global economy. Thus far, no major executive or government official has been carted of to jail - a horrifying ...read more

by Cora Currier: Last week, the British bank Barclays was slapped with $450 million in fines and penalties for manipulating information used to set a critical interest rate. Settlements filed by government regulators in the U.S. and the U.K. show this manipulation happened in ...read more

From Bloomberg: The U.K. Serious Fraud Office opened a criminal probe into the attempted rigging of interest rates that led to a record fine against Barclays Plc (BARC), adding to pressure on banks already under investigation by regulators around the globe. SFO Director David ...read more

From the HuffPost: Barclays Chief Executive Bob Diamond resigned Tuesday, the biggest scalp in a financial markets scandal that has ripped through the bank's senior management and sown the seeds for a new investigation into Britain's banking sector. Jerry del Missier, ...read more