The Tom Hayes Libor Appeal Was a Decade in the Making: Timeline
Hayes joined UBS Group AG as a yen interest-rate swap trader in Tokyo in 2006. He then switched to Citigroup Inc. and was fired in 2009 after an internal investigation found he had manipulated the London interbank offered rate.
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