BaFin, Germany's financial markets regulator, has announced that it expects to publish its final report of its investigation over the Libor manipulation scandal involving Deutsche Bank at the beginning of January 2016. As we reported previously, BaFin accused Deutsche Bank's six former executives of not preventing alleged market manipulations for many years. The German regulator said in a statement on Monday that it will release an initial version of its findings by mid-January.
BaFin, Germany's financial markets regulator, has announced that it expects to publish its final report of its investigation over the Libor manipulation scandal involving Deutsche Bank at the beginning of January 2016. As we reported previously, BaFin accused Deutsche Bank's six former executives of not preventing alleged market manipulations for many years. Sources suggest that BaFin has "clearly significantly softened" its investigations report.