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SUMMARY:Live Program: The LIBOR Scandal: Insight into How it Occurred and 
 Forecasting the Fallout and Potential Liabilities 
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\n\n\nThe LIBOR Scandal: Insight into How it Occurred and Forecasting 
 the Fallout and Potential Liabilities \n\nDate: 08/30/2012 1:00 PM EDT\nD
 uration: 1 Hour \n\nDescription: \nOn June 27, Barclays Bank was fined $2
 00 million by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, $160 million by t
 he U.S. Department of Justice and £59.5 million by the Financial Services
  Authority[26] for attempted manipulation of the Libor and Euribor rates.
  The U.S. DOJ and Barclays officially agreed that "the manipulation of th
 e submissions affected the fixed rates on some occasions." This engaging 
 and in-depth webcast presentation will delve into the pertinent issues an
 d questions raised by the rate tampering and provide insight and analysis
  on the scandal, the fallout, potential liabilities and potential reforms
  needed to prevent similar cases of manipulation of interest rates. I. A 
 Short Primer on LIBOR a. What is LIBOR b. The origins of LIBOR c. The LIB
 OR process d. Who is involved in the rate setting process e. Regulatory o
 versight of LIBOR f. Why is LIBOR so important II. The LIBOR Scandal a. W
 hat is the LIBOR scandal about b. Who has been accused of wrongdoing i. B
 arclays ii. Other investment banks iii. Regulators in the UK and US III. 
 The Fallout from the LIBOR Scandal a. Executive resignations b. Civil law
 suits c. Regulatory investigations d. Criminal investigations e. Investig
 ations of the regulators IV. Potential Liabilities a. Regulatory penaltie
 s and fines b. Higher costs of doing business c. Damages and settlements 
 in civil litigation d. Criminal penalties e. Greater regulation and publi
 c scrutiny V. Changes Needed to Avoid Future Harm a. LIBOR rate setting a
 nd other financial benchmarks b. Increased regulatory oversight \n\n\n\nQ
 uestions? Call 24-hour Tech Support at 1-800-495-9378.
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