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In the 2008 financial crisis Libor went up from 2.81% to 4.82% in a six week period. By contrast during the current eurozone crisis Libor has failed to reflect the problems in credit markets. Three month Libor was 0.24975% on July 14, 2011.

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U.K. to Criminalize Manipulation of Financial Benchmarks

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The analysis by the WSJ using credit default insurance showed banks were lowballing the rate they reported daily to the British Bankers Association as part of a 16 bank panel. The apparent intention was to protect perception of the bank's health during the financial crisis. Investigations later showed the other motive was to increase trading profits at banks such as UBS. WSJ analysis showed banks rates clustering together showing possible collusion in setting the rates. Banks which lowballed the most in the WSJ analysis were Citigroup, HBOS, UBS, WestLB, JP Morgan Chase. West LB, Citigroup and HBOS, were considered banks with higher risks during the financial crisis. The LIBOR or London Interbank Offered Rate helps determine the rate for trillions of dollars of transactions in financial markets ranging from home securities, home and auto loans to derivatives and swaps and is critical for the integrity of financial markets worldwide.

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Key Credit Gauge Loses Clout

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Dutch Bank Settles Case over Libor Deceptions

New York Times 10/29/2013

After Fraud, the Fog Around Libor Hasn’t Lifted

New York Times 10/31/2013

U.K. to Criminalize Manipulation of Financial Benchmarks

Wall Street Journal 12/23/2014

Former Trader Tom Hayes Sentenced to 14 Years for Libor Rigging

Wall Street Journal 08/04/2015

UBS in Talks Over $1 Billion Penalty

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