Marcus Agius has confirmed that he will step down as chairman of Barclays, and said that the scandal involving price-fixing of interbank lending rates had dealt “a devastating blow” to the crisis-hit bank
Marcus Agius has confirmed that he will step down as chairman of Barclays, and said that the scandal involving price-fixing of interbank lending rates had dealt “a devastating blow” to the crisis-hit bank.
Barclays on Monday said it would launch an audit of its business practices, as part of moves to restore its reputation and “establish a zero-tolerance policy for any actions that harm the bank”.
“Last week’s events – evidencing as they do unacceptable standards of behaviour within the bank – have dealt a devastating blow to Barclays’ reputation,” said Mr Agius.
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