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ARTICLE · 18 JULY 2012

FSA: Final Notice Barclays – LIBOR Submissions

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FSA approach to risk management and the role of Compliance

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FSA approach to risk management and the role of Compliance

Key findings - systems and controls

No specific systems and controls regarding LIBOR submissions process in place at relevant time.

Particularly:

  • no policy in place giving guidance on the importance of the integrity of the process for determining LIBOR;
  • no training to submitters about submissions process;
  • no formal monitoring of submissions made;
  • no review of integrity of submissions process;
  • no identification of LIBOR submissions as an area of significant risk; and
  • no clear lines of responsibility for systems and controls.

Also once policy put in place:

  • no setting out or reference to relevant BBA guidelines;

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