The Royal Bank of Scotland has suspended its head of rates trading for Europe and the Asia- Pacific region as part of its ongoing investigation into rate rigging, according to Bloomberg.
Jezri Mohideen was suspended on 12th October following reports that he instructed colleagues to lower the British lender's submission to the London interbank offered rate (LIBOR) in 2007, Boomberg reported.
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