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(Reuters) - Britain’s Financial Conduct Authority has banned former Deutsche Bank trader Christian Bittar from performing any function related to any regulated financial activity, the financial watchdog said on Friday. Christian Bittar, 46, was sentenced to five years and four months in March after pleading guilty for plotting to rig global Euribor interest rates. “If he had not been convicted and imprisoned for the same matters, the FCA would have sought a financial penalty of 6.5 million pounds ($8.50 million),” said Mark Steward, director of enforcement and market oversight at the FCA.
“As it is, we have prohibited him from performing any regulated function, reinforcing the message of the criminal court,” Steward said, Apart from Bittar, former Barclays trader Philippe Moryoussef was also sentenced to eight years for the same crime, The two men were charged with conspiring to manipulate the Euro interbank offered rate (Euribor), which helps determine rates on more sterling silver button cufflinks than $150 trillion of financial contracts and loans worldwide, between January 2005 and December 2009..
“Between March 2005 and June 2009, Bittar made at least 81 requests to Deutsche Bank submitters for high or low EURIBOR submissions to benefit trading positions,” Steward said. Barclays was the first of 11 major banks and brokerages to be fined in 2012 in a global investigation into allegations of rate-rigging. Its $453 million penalty sparked a backlash that forced out former CEO Bob Diamond, an overhaul of rate-setting rules and the British criminal inquiry. Three years later, Deutsche Bank was ordered to pay $2.5 billion and was accused of obstructing regulators and “cultural failings”. Its London-based subsidiary pleaded guilty to criminal wire fraud.
LONDON (IFR) - Blue-chip corporates including Nestle are seeking to diversify their funding sterling silver button cufflinks to avoid exposure to individual market risks, Over the past week, there has been a surge of interest from companies seeking to do deals in certain markets for the first time, Among the potential borrowers, Nestle (Aa2/AA-) has perhaps the highest profile, The food and beverage company, which makes KitKat and Aero chocolate bars, is planning its debut 144A US dollar deal, Until now, the Swiss company has always raised US dollars in a Reg S-only format..
Bank of America, Barclays, Citigroup, and JP Morgan are leading the benchmark deal. “It is the highest-profile mandate in Yankee corporates,” a banker away said of the potential trade. Investor meetings began on Thursday. Targeting investors in the US makes sense, given that the company’s largest market is the US, according to an investor presentation seen by IFR. In addition, the high-grade market is in rude health. “Issuance conditions are very constructive broadly in the US market and it is allowing issuers, especially those looking to establish a funding base in dollars, an opportunity to do so now,” said one credit strategist.
It is not just the Yankee market that will see a sterling silver button cufflinks new name, In the European market, Virginia-headquartered DXC Technology began investor meetings on Thursday for a benchmark euro deal, A couple of Japanese companies are also eyeing the euro market for the first time, Bankers said it makes sense for corporates to diversify their funding sources, “Established blue-chip issuers are moving away from their domestic markets to tap funding sources - for either the first time or for the first time in a while,” said one, “High-profile companies are looking to lock in good funding levels in major new markets in order to take pressure off domestic markets.”..
US companies are concerned about rate rises, the impact of the trade war situation and the midterm elections, bankers said. And in Europe, borrowers are keeping a close eye on the withdrawal of quantitative easing, as well as political concerns about Brexit, next month’s Italian budget and the rise of support for populism. Japanese borrowers are also branching out. Japan Tobacco International is looking to tap the euro, US dollar and sterling markets to diversify its funding structure in a rare instance of a triple-currency trade. The euro and sterling notes will be debut offerings in those markets.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S, sterling silver button cufflinks retail sales recorded their smallest gain in six months in August as consumers cut back on purchases of motor vehicles and clothing, but upward revisions to July data kept intact expectations of strong economic growth in the third quarter, Other data on Friday showed the biggest drop in import prices in more than 1-1/2 years in August amid a decline in the cost of fuels and a range of other goods, The weak import price data came on the heels of soft inflation readings in August..