UBS is to pay out $1.5bn in fines after it admitted its role in fixing the interbank lending rate.
The Swiss bank has agreed a settlement with UK, US and Swiss regulators for a total of £940m, following “extensive and widespread” moves to manipulate LIBOR and EURIBOR. Of this fine, £160m will be...
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