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Bank probes find manipulation in Singapore's offshore FX market - source
Internal reviews by banks in Singapore have found evidence that traders colluded to manipulate rates in the offshore foreign exchange market, according to a source with knowledge of the inquiries. The discovery widens a global lending rate scandal into new markets, as fallout from the Libor case puts banks under added scrutiny and spurs both regulators and institutions to reconsider how certain key interest and currency rates are set. The probes found evidence showing that traders from several banks communicated with each other over electronic messaging about what rates they were going to submit for the local banking ... (full story)