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They call it lowballing, and banks later paid billions of dollars in fines for it. in a recorded phone call in october 2008, he told the us central bank all about it. audio: three months libors have come in at 3.53. - so it�*s much lower than yesterday�*s. but please don�*t believe that, it�*s absolute rubbish. i have to say the libors are incorrect and they are too low. but on the 29th october 2008, his immediate boss, mark dearlove, reluctantly passed on an instruction from above to ta...
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