Osborne pledges to use regulatory fines 'to help taxpayer'

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Chancellor George Osborne has pledged to use fines imposed by the Financial Services Authority to compensate taxpayers in the wake of the LIBOR scandal.

Yesterday the FSA announced it will fine Barclays £59.5m after it discovered the bank had attempted to skew LIBOR and EURIBOR in order to favour its own traders' positions (PP Online 27 June). I...

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