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Go to the profile of Charles Broming
Charles BromingAug 24, 20151 min read
So Tom Hayes Is Guilty. Who Else Is?
James Kwak
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Legal issues aside, there is a deep moral issue under discussion, here, “To what extents do the motives for or the consequences of our actions determine whether they are ethical or unethical/right or wrong/good or bad?” (By using all three senses of morality, I try to refer their intersection).

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Logan Sachon in The BillfoldJul 31, 20121 min read

Do Banking Scandals Bore You?

Perhaps you should be watching ABC and NBC news, both of which gave no airtime to the LIBOR scandal between…

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James Kwak in Bull MarketAug 4, 20153 min read

So Tom Hayes Is Guilty. Who Else Is?


Tom Hayes was a trader at UBS and Citigroup who was very, very good … at rigging LIBOR. This…

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Fionn Travers-SmithAug 5, 20155 min read

A tale of two traders

This week’s coverage peddles a tired narrative around bad apples in banking, when really its the system that needs…

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Logan Sachon in The BillfoldAug 7, 20121 min read

How Does a Made-Up Rate Hurt People I Don’t Understandddddd (Heidi N. Moore Explains)

If LIBOR makes your head hurt, this Marketplace report by hero and scholar Heidi N. Moore might make it hurt a little less (maybe). It’s a real-life example of a real-life town who…

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