FRANKFURT (MarketWatch)
Deutsche Bank AG made a
profit of at least 500 million euros ($654 million) on trades in 2008 tied to
the London interbank offered rate, or Libor, and other global benchmark rates,
The Wall Street Journal reported late Wednesday, citing internal bank documents
Regulators have been probing allegations that more than a dozen banks, including
Deutsche Bank, manipulated Libor and other rates
The investigation has resulted
in settlements totaling nearly $2 billion with Barclays PLC and UBS AG
The
Deutsche Bank documents were handed to investigators by a former bank employee,
the Journal said
The former employee told regulators some employees expressed
concerns about the risks surrounding the bets, but that bank officials dismissed
the worries because the bank could influence the rates, the newspaper said
A
Deutsche Bank spokesman told the Journal that the allegations were
"categorically false."
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