Regulators in America, Britain and the Netherlands are fining Dutch Rabobank $1.07 billion for its alleged role in fixing inter-bank rates, reports Reuters.

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The regulators say 30 of the bank’s employees were involved in “inappropriate conduct” and helped to manipulate LIBOR and its European equivalent, EURIBOR, Reuters says. It affected more than $300 trillion in financial products.

The fine is the fifth penalty handed out by regulators in the LIBOR scandal. Four other institutions have already been fined a total of $2.7 billion.

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