‘All the banks were lying’: Tom Hayes on his decade-long battle for justice
Ex-UBS trader accused of Libor-rigging had his conviction overturned by UK Supreme Court
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The Libor scandal 10 years ago saw Tom Hayes being found guilty and sentenced to 14 years. As his conviction is quashed, Chris…