Mitsubishi Corporation settled CFTC and NYMEX charges for disruptive trading practices involving precious metals futures products.
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A financial services firm and its parent company agreed to pay a $120 million penalty to settle CFTC charges that it submitted false reports in an attempt to manipulate a global benchmark for interest rate products.
A bank agreed to pay $100 million to settle a class action lawsuit concerning charges of LIBOR manipulation.
A Bank of England Staff Working Paper found that the overall "improvements in transparency brought about by the Dodd-Frank trading mandate have substantially improved interest rate swap market liquidity."
The Royal Bank of Scotland plc agreed to pay an $85 million penalty to settle charges of attempted manipulation of the U.S. Dollar ISDA Fix, a financial benchmark referenced in a range of interest rate products.