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byNStoopWRM inWarwick Risk Management posted on31/01/2019

Seven UK councils sue Barclays over LOBO loans.

The Guardian, BBC and Financial Times have reported on the legal claim that has been filed by seven councils against Barclays, which is linked to £500m LOBOs underpinned by LIBOR.  No LOBOs believe this law suit is the wrong approach for councils seeking redress from LOBOs. BBC The Guardian FT

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byNStoopWRM inWarwick Risk Management posted on29/01/2019

Treasury agency had role in controversial RBS unit GRG

The BBC reports that evidence has emerged of a government agency’s role in the Royal Bank of Scotland’s (RBS) controversial Global Restructuring Group (GRG). View BBC

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byNStoopWRM inWarwick Risk Management posted on24/01/2019

Cornwall confirms that is redeeming its LOBOs for £47 million.

An internal report by Cornwall Council titled ‘Refinancing of the Council’s Two Royal Bank of Scotland Inverse Floating LOBOs’, confirms support for the Section 151 Officer’s delegated decision to redeem two existing RBS inverse floating LOBO’s. The report states that...

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byNStoopWRM inWarwick Risk Management posted on17/01/2019

Fraud trial of former Barclays bosses puts SFO under scrutiny

The court case brought by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) will see the former chief executive John Varley, ex investment banking chief Roger Jenkins, former Barclays Wealth boss Thomas Kalaris and ex-European financial institutions head Richard Boath face charges over conspiracy to commit fraud...

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