Lord Grabiner collected a fee of £400,000 for leading the investigation into whether the Bank of England participated in FX rate manipulation, with the entire report costing £3.5 million. US law enforcement authorities are now beginning to scrutinize the work carried out by Lord Grabiner
Read moreIn addition to the £2.2 million paid to Travers Smith, Lord Grabiner was paid £401,000 for his efforts, whilst Adam Rushworth, an Essex Court junior who supported him was remunerated £106,000. US legal and consultancy firm Huron Legal was paid £107,115
Read moreDeutsche Bank sets aside funds for legal provision and payment of potential fines in FX rate manipulation case, indicating potential conclusion
Read moreBank of England Oversight Committee appoints leading Queen's Counsel to head independent investigation Following this week's series of questions which were posed to Bank of England Governor Mark Carney in an attempt by British government officials to ascertain as to whether any possible manipulation of FX benchmarks by banks could have been known to the…
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