Regulators probing alleged manipulation of interbank lending rates have expanded their investigation into yen rates in London and a separate rate-setting process in Tokyo.
Led by the US Department of Justice, regulators from the European Union, the UK, the US and Japan have been examining whether the London interbank offered rate, the reference point for $350,000bn in contracts, was rigged at the height of the financial crisis. Lawyers involved in the case have recently warned their clients, which include the biggest names in banking, to prepare for possible dawn raids by regulators.
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