France has proved reluctant to surrender citizens in prior rate-rigging cases

Prosecutors claim their actions caused roughly $170m of harm to financial markets

Agency claims failed US lenders lost money because rate was manipulated downwards

Moving more than $350tn of derivatives pegged to benchmark will take longer than five years

Regulator sounds a death knell for controversial lending rate

FCA head says scandal-tainted rate benchmark no longer fit for purpose

Regulators push for transaction-based benchmarks

Judgment said defendants’ constitutional right against self-incrimination had been violated

Employees at lender discussed pressure from central bank, according to transcript

Environment ‘like learning medicine from Dr Frankenstein’, says defence

Three years since taking over the benchmark, executive says use of data is helping

David Enrich’s book portrays the victim of a system that was happy to turn a blind eye

An account of how an obscure financial benchmark was rigged reads at times like a thriller

Serious Fraud Office interviews former group treasurer in fresh inquiry

City watchdog disagrees with Christian Bittar’s reading of legislation

Pair argue that FCA suppressed key evidence in its Libor investigation