Lloyds Banking Group runs into regulatory strife on its own side of the Atlantic, bringing fine total to $370 million LeapRate

July 29, 2014 BY Andrew Saks-McLeod

Lloyds Banking Group runs into regulatory strife on its own side of the Atlantic, bringing fine total to $370 million

The Financial Conduct Authority has followed the CFTC in concluding investigations concerning the conduct of Lloyds Banking Group, resulting in a fine of £105 million for misconduct relating to the Special Liquidity Scheme.

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Lloyds Banking Group runs into regulatory strife on its own side of the Atlantic, bringing fine total to $370 million

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