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New Delhi, July 28: Groups of traders working in three major European banks were found involved in rigging global benchmark interest rates, a report said on Saturday.
According to a news agency, reports from court documents and sources who are actively involved in the investigation of the Libor scandal has suggested that some traders working with banks like Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland and UBS are involved in the rigging.
Some of those traders, including one who used to work at Barclays Plc in New York, still have senior positions on Wall Street trading desks.