November 03, 2020
Class Attys Seek $18.5M In Fees For Libor Deals With 7 Banks

Counsel for a class of bondholders asked a New York federal judge on Monday for an $18.5 million fee award for having negotiated settlements with seven financial giants accused of rigging the London Interbank Offered Rate.

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Class Attys Seek $18.5M In Fees For Libor Deals With 7 Banks

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