JPM takes brunt of EU rates rigging fines

Dan Alderson

December 07, 2016 04:00 PM

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JP Morgan was hit hardest as the European Commission on Wednesday fined three banks a total of €485m for manipulating markets in a euro interest rate derivatives cartel.

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