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Former Barclays Plc executive Roger Jenkins would’ve lost about 50 million pounds ($64 million) in bonuses if he conspired to hide payments to Qatar at the height of the 2008 financial crisis from investors, his lawyer told a London jury.

Former Barclays Plc executive Roger Jenkins negotiated a 25 million pound ($32 million) bonus for securing billions of dollars from Qatar at the height of the 2008 financial crisis, averting a U.K. bailout, a prosecutor said during his fraud trial.

Traders and research analysts across London are flouting conflict-of-interest policies by trading in personal accounts despite numerous attempts to ban such behavior.

As last month’s funding-market turbulence spurs questions about the viability of the Secured Overnight Financing Rate, a silver lining is emerging for the Federal Reserve’s preferred replacement for dollar Libor.

Mondays are never easy. But there’s one Monday morning Patrick Jaïs has been trying to erase from his memory -- or at least from legal existence -- for half a decade.