RBS, which is 81-percent owned by the government, said it has agreed to pay
the equivalent of £391 million to regulators, becoming the third bank to
admit its part in the Libor affair after British rival Barclays and Swiss
lender UBS.—admitting the crime done wont save you from the punishment. Who
else is with me, agreeing that it is only proper that they should pay the
price?
"Those responsible will face the full force of the law." –Osborne. I am very happy reading this, it shows that justice still prevails. Hope this is a start of a new beginning and the end of all the corruptions. Well I'm just newbie here..thanks
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georgiepolly | Window Shopper | 2/24/2013 - 9:41 pm
the public. I am sorry but I cannot help myself but doubt this people.
fellyfoxx | Window Shopper | 2/21/2013 - 4:11 am
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