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Fed bans, fines ex-Barclays trader

Bloomberg Former Barclays Plc trader Christopher Ashton, a member of “The Cartel” chat room where bank traders allegedly manipulated foreign-exchange rates, is being fined $1.2 million by the Federal Reserve and permanently banned from U.S. banking. Ashton, previously global head of the FX spot business at Barclays in London, was accused of using electronic chat rooms to manipulate currency pricing ...

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Poland to snag UK’s back-office bank jobs

  Bloomberg Poland is joining the queue of countries aiming to lure financial-services jobs from London as banks look to ensure unfettered access to the European Union’s single market after Britain leaves the bloc. Deputy Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki is traveling to London this week and says he’ll meet “dozens” of banks, hedge funds and investment managers to present Poland ...

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Scotiabank Q3 profit climbs on int’l banking

  Emirates Business Bank of Nova Scotia, Canada’s third-largest lender by assets, said quarterly profit rose 6.1 percent, led by higher earnings in domestic and international operations. The bank raised its dividend 2.8 percent to 74 cents a share. Net income for the fiscal third quarter ended July 31 rose to C$1.96 billion ($1.5 billion), or C$1.54 a share, from ...

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