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Laydon v. Mizuho Bank, Ltd. et al

  1. November 14, 2016

    Final OK Given To $58M Deal With HSBC, Citi In Libor Suit

    A New York federal judge has granted final approval to a $58 million deal to settle claims by investors that HSBC, Citigroup and brokerage firm RP Martin Holdings Ltd. conspired to manipulate interbank loan rates.

  2. October 25, 2016

    Foreign Banks Look To Dodge Yen Libor Suit

    Three foreign banks accused of conspiring to manipulate interbank loan rates told a New York federal judge Tuesday that they should be cut loose from the suit because the proposed class of investors hasn't sufficiently linked them to any related harm in the U.S.

  3. October 13, 2016

    Investors Say Waldman Can't Get Banks Out Of Libor Suit

    The investors accusing a group of foreign banks of conspiring to fix interbank loan rates told a New York federal court Wednesday not to let three of the banks off the hook on a jurisdictional argument, saying they are trying to shift defenses based on a flawed reading of a recent Second Circuit opinion.

  4. September 29, 2016

    Barclays Wants Second Shot At Exiting Libor Suit

    Barclays Bank PLC and two other foreign banks urged a New York federal court Thursday to revisit a 2014 order stopping them from filing a jurisdictional challenge to a suit alleging a multibank conspiracy to fix interbank loan rates, saying a recent Second Circuit decision upset the court's reasoning.

  5. September 28, 2016

    Investors Seek Final OK For $58M HSBC, Citi Libor Deals

    The investors suing HSBC and Citibank over the Libor scandal asked a New York court Tuesday for final approval of their $58 million settlements with the banks.

  6. September 14, 2016

    Lloyds Cites Sokolow Decision In Bid To Escape Libor Suit

    Lloyds Banking Group said Tuesday that the Second Circuit's so-called Sokolow decision overturning a $655 million Anti-Terrorism Act judgment against the Palestinian Authority and Palestinian Liberation Organization extends to the rate-rigging suit against it, arguing that the New York federal court doesn't have jurisdiction to rule in the case and must dismiss it.

  7. August 16, 2016

    Bank, Brokers Push To Escape Yen Libor-Rigging Suit

    ICAP Europe Ltd., Tullett Prebon PLC and Lloyds Banking Group PLC on Tuesday pressed a New York federal court to dismiss them from a proposed class action alleging that they helped fix yen-denominated London Interbank Offered Rates, again arguing that the court has no jurisdiction over them.

  8. June 23, 2016

    HSBC, Citi's $58M In Yen Libor Deals Get Preliminary OK

    A New York federal judge on Wednesday preliminarily approved $58 million in class settlements between investors and HSBC Holdings PLC, Citigroup and brokerage firm RP Martin Holdings Ltd., marking the first deals in an antitrust suit accusing several large financial institutions of fixing yen-denominated Libor rates.

  9. June 17, 2016

    Investors Seek Nod For $35M HSBC Deal In Yen Libor Suit

    HSBC struck a $35 million settlement with investors in a proposed class action alleging the bank fixed yen-denominated Libor rates, in the second monetary deal reached this year with a major bank in the New York federal action over the alleged rate manipulation.

  10. June 08, 2016

    Banks In Yen Libor Row Dragging Feet On Docs, Judge Told

    An investor in a proposed antitrust class action alleging HSBC, JPMorgan, Deutsche Bank and others fixed yen-denominated Libor rates has told a New York federal judge that most banks have not complied with an order to produce documents given to regulators.