Leon Kamhi
In the years since the financial crisis, the UK’s largest banks have experienced successive misconduct problems and Barclays has been no exception. These scandals have included manipulating the global benchmark interbank exchange rate LIBOR, mis-selling protection insurance (PPI) and relaxing investigatory requirements, which safeguard against fraud and money laundering for ultra=high-net-worth clients, resulting in multiple fines from the UK and US regulators.