BOE FX-Rigging Lawyer Said to Work to Avert FCA Conflicts
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The lawyer appointed to investigate the Bank of England’s alleged knowledge of currency manipulation plans to seek an information-sharing agreement with the U.K.'s markets regulator, according to people with knowledge of the discussions.
Anthony Grabiner told the Treasury Select Committee during a private April 9 meeting that he’s working on a deal to ensure the Financial Conduct Authority’s currency-rigging investigation doesn’t hamper his own efforts, according to two people with knowledge of the discussion, who requested anonymity because the meeting was private.