Bob Diamond
Bob Diamond says King did not have authority to force him outBob Diamond, in is first major interview since he was forced to resign from Barclays over Libor, says he was not in banking for the money and he underestimated the depth of anger against bankers. |
Barclays profit slump tempered by investment bank performanceBarclays has seen profits drop by 25 per cent in the first quarter of 2013, down to £1.8 billion as it incurs extra restructuring costs as it tries to change its culture. |
Barclays boss outlines strategic vision of streamlined bankBarclays boss Antony Jenkins has told shareholders how he sees the bank changing to cater for the new demands of customers on a banking sector that will be more automated. |
Barclays chief wields axe and signals end to global expansionBarclays is to reduce the size of its investment bank as new chief executive Antony Jenkins wields the axe and cuts failing parts of the business. |
Barclays boss Jenkins in line for £1m bonusAs the UK banker bonus season kicks off Barclays are courting controversy by considering awarding new chief executive Antony Jenkins a £1 million bonus. |
Court denies Barclays anonymity request over Libor caseHigh profile names at Barclays including former chief executive Bob Diamond have been denied anonymity at a forthcoming trial over the mis-selling of interest swap rates linked to Libor. |
Barclays posts loss as it attempts to emerge from its dark pastBarclays announced a third quarter loss of £47m and raised its PPI provision by £700m as it attempts to emerge from a succession of fines and mis-selling scandals. |
FSA warned Barclays that Libor outcome could damage DiamondDocuments published this week show that the FSA warned Barclays that the outcome of the Libor investigation could affect its view of Bob Diamond's appointment as chief executive. |
Barclays boss pledges "quick and bold" actionThe new chief executive of Barclays, Antony Jenkins has said that "quick and bold" action is needed to restore the bank's reputation but he will not get rid of Barclays Capital. |
Barclays appoint Antony Jenkins as chief executiveBarclays has announced that it has appointed its former retail and business banking chief, Antony Jenkins as its new chief executive following the resignation of Bob Diamond. |
TSC Libor report slams FSA and Bob DiamondThe Treasury Select Committee has published its preliminary findings of its investigation into the Libor rate rigging scandal and criticises the role of the FSA and the testimony of Bob Diamond. |
Barclays says sorry as profits rise by 13% to £4.2bBarclays announces profits of £4.2 billion for the first six months of 2012 and apologises for recent events. |
Del Missier receives £9m payoff despite authorising Libor fixingBarclays has been heavily criticised for reportedly agreeing a £9 million pay-off for Jerry Del Missier, the Barclays executive who authorised the low-balling of the Libor interbank rate. |
Sir Michael Rake rules himself out of Barclays top jobDeputy chairman Sir Michael Rake has ruled himself out of becoming the new chief executive at the bank. |
Sir Mervyn King tells MPs libor rigging was "fraud"The Governor of the Bank of England, Sir Mervyn King has told MPs that Barclays was in a "state of denial" over regulators concerns and Libor rigging is fraud. |
FSA: Libor rigging was an 'accident waiting to happen'Chairman of the Financial Services Authority (FSA) Adair Turner has admitted the Barclays rate-rigging scandal was an ‘accident waiting to happen’. |
Del Missier: Diamond instructed me to submit false Libor ratesFormer Barclays chief operating officer, Jerry Del Missier told MPs yesterday that he was instructed by Bob Diamond to submit false Libor interbank submissions. |
Del Missier says he was acting on orders over Libor riggingBarclays former chief operating officer, Jerry Del Missier has appeared before MPs and said that he was acting on orders to understate Barclays Libor submissions. |
Bob Diamond responds to Tyrie's claim he was "less than candid"Bob Diamond has written a letter to the Treasury Select Committee defending his performance at last week's hearing after chairman, Andrew Tyrie said he had been "less than candid" in some of his answers. |
Barclays Bob Diamond set for £2m pay-offAppearing before MP's, outgoing Barclays chairman Marcus Agius has confirmed that the governor of the Bank of England, Sir Mervyn King insisted Bob Diamond resign. |
Tucker tells TSC BoE did not sanction Libor fixingThe deputy governor of the Bank of England has told MPs that the Bank of England did not sanction Libor fixing and that the bank was not leaned upon by ministers to get Libor reduced in October 2008. |
Paul Tucker to face TSC Libor questioningThe Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, Paul Tucker, will answer questions from MPs at a Treasury Select Committee this afternoon on Libor and a key conversation he had with Bob Diamond. |
Ed Balls calls for "root and branch" banking reformsThe shadow chancellor, Ed Balls has called for a "root and branch" investigation into the banking sector and says two new challengers need to be introduced to the sector to increase competition. |
Serious Fraud Office launches investigation into Libor fixingThe Serious Fraud Office has confirmed that it is to launch a formal criminal investigation into the Libor interbank rate-rigging scandal. |
Moody’s and S&P cut Barclays’ credit rating outlookMoody’s and S&P have lowered their outlook on Barclays in the wake of the Libor rigging scandal and consequent resignations of senior staff including Bob Diamond. |
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