Deutsche Bank in Record $2.5bn Fine
Germany's biggest bank is fined a record $2.5bn by US and UK regulators for trying to manipulate interest rates. Are financial penalties enough of a deterrent?
Germany's biggest bank is fined a record $2.5bn by US and UK regulators for trying to manipulate interest rates. But are financial penalties enough of a deterrent? Plus, in the last in our series of interviews with key figures from each of the UK's main political parties, ahead of next month's general election, we hear from the Conservative Party鈥檚 Daniel Hannan, a member of the European Parliament and a strong critic of the EU.
From Washington, we are joined by Dan Viederman. On the two-year anniversary of the Rana Plaza tragedy, he tells us about his work with governments and businesses to improve working conditions and eliminate human rights violations. And from Delhi, we are joined by journalist Joyti Malhotra.
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