Tom Hayes
Tom Hayes makes final bid to overturn Libor conviction
Ex-UBS and Citigroup trader has spent almost a decade trying to clear his name
Tom Hayes loses appeal over Libor conviction
Hayes served five and a half years in prison but maintained he was a scapegoat
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Tom Hayes’ Libor conviction set for Court of Appeal review
Hayes has served five-and-a-half years in prison but maintains he was a scapegoat
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PTSD, divorce and £1.5m in legal fees: Libor rigger Tom Hayes’ battle for innocence
Convicted for manipulating the influential interest rate, Hayes says he never got to say goodbye to his son or explain why he was suddenly going to prison
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Convicted Libor rigger Tom Hayes files fresh submission to overturn prosecution
Battle over alleged rate manipulation drags on as Hayes asks the Criminal Cases Review Commission to take another look at his case
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Tom Hayes vows to ‘fight’ after convicted Libor rigger denied right to appeal
The decision comes almost five years after lawyers for the trader asked for a review to try and have his conviction quashed
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What’s next for Libor – 2021 marks the end for the world’s most important number
Less than one month remains for a rate that underpins vast swathes of financial markets
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Convicted Libor rigger Tom Hayes has date set for appeal decision
The Criminal Cases Review Commission began investigating Hayes' case almost five years ago
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Appeal decision for convicted Libor rigger Tom Hayes delayed until October
Investigators will decide whether to refer the case to the Court of Appeal at least a month later than planned
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Convicted Libor rigger Tom Hayes battles SFO for return of his passport
Prosecutors say Covid-19 is holding up return of document
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Convicted Libor rigger Tom Hayes ‘blocked’ from UK banks
The former trader says he cannot get paid post-prison after being barred from opening accounts with seven high-street lenders
Why quashing Tom Hayes’ Libor conviction could spell a new era for the City
A legal battle over Libor rigging could have huge ramifications for the City
Criminal Commission to consider report claiming Libor rigger Tom Hayes was innocent
The Criminal Cases Review Commission has confirmed it is considering an academic paper that claims convicted Libor rigger Tom Hayes was wrongfully imprisoned
Tom Hayes’ appeal hopes mount as criminal commission calls talks ‘productive’
The CCRC, an independent body responsible for investigating suspected miscarriages of justice, kicked off the second stage of its decision-making process around whether to refer Hayes’ case to the Court of Appeal
Tom Hayes to join corporate intelligence agency
Hayes spent five-and-a-half years of an 11-year sentence for Libor rigging
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Tom Hayes’ battle to quash his Libor conviction nears its end
The Criminal Cases Review Commission, responsible for investigating suspected miscarriages of justice, is set to meet next month
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Convicted Libor rigger Tom Hayes diagnosed with multiple sclerosis
Hayes’ imprisonment ‘probably accelerated or exacerbated it’
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Here’s who will decide on Tom Hayes’ final battle to quash his Libor conviction
Hayes is a former UBS and Citigroup executive who was sentenced in 2015 to 14 years in prison for his role in manipulating the London interbank offered rate
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Trading Places: Osborne lands at Robey Warshaw, new Citi CEO shakes things up
Also this week: Tom Hayes has career advice for juniors, and Deutsche Bank made promises on bonuses
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