HSBC and investors reach settlement over Libor rigging suits
HSBC Holdings, HSBC Bank and its investors, who are suing the bank over anti-trust class actions accusing the bank of fixing yen-denominated Libor rates, have told US District Judge George B Daniel that they have reached a settlement. The detail have not been released.
By Dani Kass (May 6, 2016, 4:40 PM EDT) -- HSBC Holdings PLC, HSBC Bank PLC and investors suing the bank in two proposed antitrust class actions alleging they fixed yen-denominated Libor rates have told a New York federal judge they have reached a binding settlement for both cases....

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