Barclays & Libor Scandal
Autor: Dionis Liaw • April 11, 2016 • Case Study • 7,016 Words (29 Pages) • 1,129 Views
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LIBOR SCANDAL
Table of Contents
- Executive Summary 3
- Introduction 3
2a LIBOR 3
2b Importance of LIBOR 3
2c Parties governing LIBOR 4
- LIBOR scandal 5
3a Zero Sum Game 5
3b Stakeholders of LIBOR 5
- Barclays’ involvement 6
4a Barclays’ wrongdoing (Continue checking from HERE) 6
4b Factors contributing to the wrongdoing 6
4c Ethicality of jumping onto the bandwagon 7
4d Diamond’s involvement 8
4e What should have been done when competitors are cheating 9
4f Ethicality of acceding to the regulator’s request to cheat 9
- Who is at fault? 10
5a Parties involved in the scandal 10
5b Most responsible party 10
- Steps taken 11
6a Assessment of efforts to fix LIBOR 11
6b Further suggestions to improve the LIBOR setting process 12
- Conclusion - Possibility of fixing LIBOR? 12
- Bibliography 13
Executive Summary
This report provides an overview and analysis of the LIBOR scandal in 2008. It examines the derivation of LIBOR and its importance in the economy today due to the pervasive use of LIBOR in international markets. The widespread utility of LIBOR is reason for the scandal’s immense magnitude.
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