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    Bankers found to have rigged Libor rate could face jail

    Bankers found to have rigged Libor rate could face jail

    This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 31st July 2012 09:25.

    *Bankers found to have rigged Libor could face jail after the Serious Fraud Office said it will look to bring criminal charges against those who ...

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    Tags: 1st, 2012, bankers, charges, criminal, criminal charges, debt, fraud, free, investigations, jail, libor, office, passports, rate, size
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    Re: Bankers found to have rigged Libor rate could face jail

    I hope they do bring fraud charges against the bankers and it's not just a load of hot air.
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      Re: Bankers found to have rigged Libor rate could face jail

      need to build another jail once they start looking into that mob, it is to be hoped they do it right, thoroughly and go right through the whole lot of them.

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      • #4
        Re: Bankers found to have rigged Libor rate could face jail

        Reminds me of Judge Jeffries (The Hanging Judge) hung them up the hill from where I was Born, What happened you say????

        He got Hunged in the end.
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        • #5
          Re: Bankers found to have rigged Libor rate could face jail

          Yeah but the problem is that the judicial system in this country although we are told it is the judges who decide sentences is bollocks, we all know that a nod and wink from the top to a mate in the gentleman's club and someone who is a 'decent member' of society in their eyes will walk free, "I went to Eton with Jeffrey y'know, good old sport".

          Nick twenty quid off 'em and expect to get 8 years, kill an old lady or a kid for three quid and get community service, its that attitude that pisses me off.

          These sods will get away with it, they look after their own as it has been shown time and time again.




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          • #6
            Re: Bankers found to have rigged Libor rate could face jail

            What is stopping those bankers doing a bunk and never to be seen again? I hope they have there passports taken away very early on in the investigations.

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