UK Fines Four Banks $127 Million for Bond Information Exchange
BENGALURU - UK's competition regulator said on Friday four global banks would pay fines totalling more than 100 million pounds ($126.7 million) for exchanging sensitive information about UKgovernment bonds. The banks fined are Citi, HSBC, Morgan Stanley, and Royal Bank of Canada.
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