Barclays

Deputy Governor Paul Tucker named in Barclays memo from Bob Diamond to John Varley

Del Missier, Barclays chief operating officer, is yet another executive at the bank to step down in the wake of the Libor rate-fixing scandal.

Corporate barrister Owen Watkins tells IBTimes UK that Barclays' newly resigned CEO Bob Diamond and individuals involved in rate-fixing scandal may avoid UK criminal proceedings.

As the government and Labour battle over whether the banking inquiry should be conducted by parliament or a judge, IBTimes UK explores the arguments on either side.

With the twin resignations of CEO Bob Diamond and Chairman Marcus Agius, the IBTimes UK look at the the challenges the bank faces as bank's crisis continues

Candidates include current and former Barclays executives as search campaign begins

Barclays CEO Bob Diamond will leave his role with immediate effect, several days since regulators in the US and UK fined Barclays £290m ($450m) over allegations of rigging the London Interbank Offered Rate, or Libor.

Departure follows resignation of chairman Marcus Agius amid growing row over Libor scandal

Bankers face a parliamentary inquiry into their disgraced industry, Chancellor George Osborne announced to the House of Commons, after a rate-fixing scandal rocked the financial world.

Markets hold onto gains as Unemployment around the region hits record and manufacturing shrinks

Rate fixing scandal provides cover for politicians and policy makers alike

Resignation of chairman Marcus Agius likely to intensify calls for CEO Bob Diamond to step down in fallout from Libor-fixing scandal.

His resignation comes after the bank was fined £290 million for trying to tweak Libor.

The Labour leader proposes a new code of conduct for bankers, a new professional standards board to look into their answers as well as quicker and easier prosecution of wrongdoers.

RBS' Hester forgoes his 2012 bonus, following the chaos from the Natwest computer system glitch, and reports that the FSA will fine the bank for its involvement in the Libor rate fixing scandal.

After 'week of Libor,' Cameron's dutiful defence of City means he evermore resembles a provincial mayor defending his town's syphilitic brothel.

A sacked senior RBS trader Tan Chi Min said his bosses and senior staff colluded in fixing the Libor rate artificially high or low to maximise profits, according to US court filings.

The IBTimes UK investigates the broken trust between banks and customers in the wake of a the industry's "septimana horribilis"

After internal Barclays emails exposed wrongdoing in the company, IBTimes UK looks back at other financial scandals emerging from private emails.

UK banks Barclays, RBS, HSBC and Lloyds are banned from selling certain types of derivatives to SMEs, after all agreeing on a settlement with the Financial Services Authority

RBS admits it was guilty of offences similar to those of Barclays, though it maintains they were less serious and more isolated.

FSA is expected to announce evidence on Barclays' involvement in Libor manipulation.

Vince Cable has not ruled out the disqualification of Barclay's chief executive Bob Diamond over the Libor rate fixing scandal.

Shares in British banks took a dive on the FTSE 100 in morning trading a day after the Libor rate fixing scandal involving Barclays broke.

The British finance minister George Osborne and and Leader of the opposition call for a criminal investigation into the Barclays Libor rate fixing scandal that saw the group being fined a record amount by UK and US authorities.

After Barclays settles for a record fine for manipulating two of the most important interest rates in the global financial markets, IBTimes UK takes a look at it effects the wider market and public and how the rate setting needs to change

Barclays Bank was given a record fine after the regulators FSA caught them fixing interest rates to boost their trading positions.

Three of Britain's biggest lenders, RBS, Lloyds and HSBC are among the 17 banks and one broker that are being investigated, following Barclays' involvement in fixing two of the most important interest rates in the global financial markets which resulted in a record fine.

Barclays CEO Bob Diamond and three other senior executives will forego bonuses following the record Financial Services Authority fine for interest rate market rigging

Shares in British banks were up on the FTSE 100 in afternoon trading, despite a report that Barclays will be paying a £128 million penalty as a result of an investigation by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission.