Falling short

Jonathan Stapleton
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Last week, Barclays was fined £290m for trying to manipulate LIBOR in a bid to make itself appear more secure during the financial crisis.

In response to the LIBOR manipulation fine, Barclays said the actions “fell well short of standards”. Chief executive Bob Diamond said he would give up his bonus and, on Monday morning, Barclays ch...

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