Defendants in Libor-fixing case may be named, court rules

More than 100 employees or former employees of Barclays failed in a bid to prevent their names becoming public More than 100 bankers have failed in a bid to prevent their names being revealed during preliminary hearings of a high court case centred on alleged rigging of the key London Inter-Bank Offer Rate (Libor) by Barclays staff. The bankers - employees or former employees of Barclays - wanted their identities kept secret during pre-trial hearings in London. But a high court judge ruled that ...