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"So far as individuals who were not involved in the manipulation and
are entirely innocent of any wrongdoing are concerned, the
suggestion that they could be prejudiced by being identified seems
to me somewhat unreal," he added. Barclays said in a statement that just because an employee's documents
were reviewed "does not mean that such person was involved in any
wrongdoing." Barclays was the first bank to be formally identified as a participant in
LIBOR manipulation, but other institutions including Swiss bank UBS, Royal
Bank of Scotland, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan Chase and HSBC are
known to be targeted by investigators.
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