The FCA has fined Barclays £40m ($50.4m) for its failure to disclose certain arrangements with Qatari entities during a 2008 capital raising. The FCA found that Barclays’ conduct was “reckless and lacked integrity.”
The fine comes after Barclays dropped a legal challenge to the Upper Tribunal and withdrew its References against
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