Barclays has been fined £50m ($56.5m) by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for failing to disclose “certain arrangements agreed with Qatar entities “as part of capital raisings announced in 2008.
The FCA says the bank’s conduct was “reckless and lacked integrity”, but Barclays has referred the Decision Notices issued
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