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A whistleblower mystery that illuminates the inner turmoil of the banking sector

14 April 2017

11:00 PM

14 April 2017

11:00 PM

What troubled places banks have become, I thought as I listened to two news stories, one concerning a formal reprimand for Barclays chief executive Jes Staley after he tried to uncover the identity of a ‘whistleblower’, the other trailing new revelations about the Libor scandal. But both, I’m afraid, were so badly explained that the majority of listeners must have been none the wiser.

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