
Britain's Barclays Investigated for Rigging Libor Rates
Clip: 7/6/2012 | 7m 31s
Britain's Barclays Investigated for Rigging Libor Rates
In a scandal that triggered a CEO resignation, an investigation and basic questions about the integrity of the financial system, British bank Barclays paid $450 million in fines last week to settle accusations that it helped rig the Libor rate. Margaret Warner discusses the fallout with David Enrich of the Wall Street Journal.
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Britain's Barclays Investigated for Rigging Libor Rates
Clip: 7/6/2012 | 7m 31s
In a scandal that triggered a CEO resignation, an investigation and basic questions about the integrity of the financial system, British bank Barclays paid $450 million in fines last week to settle accusations that it helped rig the Libor rate. Margaret Warner discusses the fallout with David Enrich of the Wall Street Journal.
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