article_snippet: But CEO Antony Jenkins also revealed Barclays has set aside another £750million to pay fines for rigging foreign currency rates, taking Barclays total bill for the scandal to £1.25billion.
article_snippet: the bank is braced for huge penalties from UK and US regulators after refusing to reach a settlement in November.
article_snippet: Today the bank was announced Barclays also added £200 million to provide for the ongoing compensation programme for customers mis-sold payment protection insurance.
article_snippet: But it remains in trouble after it bankers were found to be rigging foreign currency rates.
article_snippet: Barclays drew fire from investors last November after Barclays declined to be part of a settlement reached between six banks – including HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland – and the Financial Conduct Authority and US watchdog the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
article_snippet: Banks, including Barclays, face fines from a range of regulators, including the Department of Justice and the New York State Department of Financial Services, for manipulating the £3.5trillion-a-day forex market.
article_snippet: But when the other five banks involved settled last, Barclays did not, so could face a higher fine as a result.
article_snippet: Barclays said today Barclays was seeking a 'more general co-ordinated settlement' - with other authorities in the US still investigating the scandal.
article_snippet: Barclays said Barclays is reviewing Barclays foreign exchange trading over a several-year period and continuing to co-operate with relevant bodies, and that these probes could result in 'substantial monetary penalties'.
article_snippet: Mr Jenkins said: 'Barclays remain focused on addressing outstanding conduct issues, including those related to foreign exchange trading. '
highlights_snippet: Extra £750m set aside to pay £1.2bn bill for foreign exchange rate-rigging .
  