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Trader wrongly jailed for rate-rigging may sue for millions
Tom Hayes may seek compensation after Supreme Court quashes Libor-fixing conviction
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independent.co.uk
How a junior trader paid for the banks crisis – while the big bosses escaped the dock
The Libor scandal 10 years ago saw Tom Hayes being found guilty and sentenced to 14 years. As his conviction is quashed, Chris Blackhurst looks at how he was made an example of…
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telegraph.co.uk
Trader wrongly jailed for rate-rigging may sue for millions
Tom Hayes may seek compensation after Supreme Court quashes Libor-fixing conviction
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Jailed traders mount bid to quash conviction after Supreme Court ruling
Four opt to appeal after decision to overturn judgments against fellow investment bankers
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bbc.com
Four more traders appeal rate-rigging convictions after Supreme Court ruling
The traders decision to appeal comes after the victory of two other traders in the Supreme Court
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ft.com
‘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