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UBS faces $1.5-billion fine over Libor: source Add to ...
Swiss bank UBS is expected to pay $1.5-billion to regulators to settle charges that a group of traders rigged Libor interest rates, according to sources, and would be the latest blow to the lender which has faced a rogue trading scandal. Joanna Partridge reports
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