Sky News
1:20am UK, Tuesday 31 July 2012
Police take documents from Barclays in Milan, as they investigate possible rate-fixing of the euro version of Libor.
Marcus Agius (l) quit alongside CEO Bob Diamond (c)
Italian police have taken documents from a Barclays office in Milan as part of a probe into possible Euribor rate manipulation, according to Reuters.
It said the raid occurred as regulators investigated fixing fears of the eurozone equivalent of the scandal-hit, London-based Libor inter-bank lending rate.
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