And it is not over yet - Barclays top brass face fresh LIBOR heat - 104 named

Senior Barclays managers were dragged further into the Libor scandal on Thursday when a court was told that email evidence suggests top executives knew Barclays was lowballing its submissions to the rate-setting process in November 2007, almost a year earlier than previously disclosed.

The emails were read out in a London court in the first British damages claim over the London Interbank Offered Rate. This came as 104 current and former Barclays employees, including a slew of senior executives, were publicly identified as part of the LIBOR litigation after losing a bid to keep their names secret .. . READ MORE

Released by the Financial Times - 24 January 2013