Prasad and Feig, both of whom resigned in early 2014 before the allegations were made against them, have emphatically denied the charges.
Citigroup's lawyer Diya Sen Gupta told the court on Thursday: "The allegations were investigated and are not, and were not, substantiated."
Above the Law?
However, the episode highlights a potential disparity between how senior staff, many of whom have avoided persecution, and others were treated in the wake of the FX rigging scandal. Indeed, immediately following the eruption of the scandal, a number of big banks began sacking employees on a massive scale.
The episode highlights a potential disparity between how senior staff, many of whom have avoided persecution, and others were treated in the wake of the FX rigging scandal.
Stimpson pointed out that the example of Prasad and Feig highlights how he, alongside others, has been singled out for breaches of the bank's code when senior staff have not been. As such, he seems intent on exposing that banks have not been thorough in their assessment of the role of their employees in the FX fixing scandal. Indeed, Stimpson said insider discussions in online chat rooms were "endemic" in the industry, and ignored by senior management.
The bank denies such accusations. Citigroup said all the allegations of misconduct have been forwarded to its compliance department, and that disciplinary action would be taken against any employee should allegations of misconduct be proven true.
As the court hearing of Perry Stimpson proceeds, new allegations of currency manipulation at the upper echelons of Citigroup are coming to light.
Prasad and Feig, both of whom resigned in early 2014 before the allegations were made against them, have emphatically denied the charges.
Citigroup's lawyer Diya Sen Gupta told the court on Thursday: "The allegations were investigated and are not, and were not, substantiated."
Above the Law?
However, the episode highlights a potential disparity between how senior staff, many of whom have avoided persecution, and others were treated in the wake of the FX rigging scandal. Indeed, immediately following the eruption of the scandal, a number of big banks began sacking employees on a massive scale.
The episode highlights a potential disparity between how senior staff, many of whom have avoided persecution, and others were treated in the wake of the FX rigging scandal.
Stimpson pointed out that the example of Prasad and Feig highlights how he, alongside others, has been singled out for breaches of the bank's code when senior staff have not been. As such, he seems intent on exposing that banks have not been thorough in their assessment of the role of their employees in the FX fixing scandal. Indeed, Stimpson said insider discussions in online chat rooms were "endemic" in the industry, and ignored by senior management.
The bank denies such accusations. Citigroup said all the allegations of misconduct have been forwarded to its compliance department, and that disciplinary action would be taken against any employee should allegations of misconduct be proven true.
Today's lead: Are brokers and prop firms wasting marketing budgets by confusing finfluencer reach with trust? Also ahead: an AWS outage impacting Coinbase, and Flutter reveals its real revenue strategy in prediction markets. It's Friday, the eighth of May 2026. You're listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today's lead: Are brokers and prop firms wasting marketing budgets by confusing finfluencer reach with trust? Also ahead: an AWS outage impacting Coinbase, and Flutter reveals its real revenue strategy in prediction markets. It's Friday, the eighth of May 2026. You're listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today's lead: Are brokers and prop firms wasting marketing budgets by confusing finfluencer reach with trust? Also ahead: an AWS outage impacting Coinbase, and Flutter reveals its real revenue strategy in prediction markets. It's Friday, the eighth of May 2026. You're listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today's lead: Are brokers and prop firms wasting marketing budgets by confusing finfluencer reach with trust? Also ahead: an AWS outage impacting Coinbase, and Flutter reveals its real revenue strategy in prediction markets. It's Friday, the eighth of May 2026. You're listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today’s lead: Colombia is emerging as a key hub for global retail brokers as CFI expands its footprint in Bogotá. Also ahead: a decade review of listed CFD brokers shows sharply diverging performance, and UK retail investing debates highlight a widening gap between policy design and younger investors. It’s Thursday, the seventh of May 2026. You’re listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today’s lead: Colombia is emerging as a key hub for global retail brokers as CFI expands its footprint in Bogotá. Also ahead: a decade review of listed CFD brokers shows sharply diverging performance, and UK retail investing debates highlight a widening gap between policy design and younger investors. It’s Thursday, the seventh of May 2026. You’re listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today’s lead: Colombia is emerging as a key hub for global retail brokers as CFI expands its footprint in Bogotá. Also ahead: a decade review of listed CFD brokers shows sharply diverging performance, and UK retail investing debates highlight a widening gap between policy design and younger investors. It’s Thursday, the seventh of May 2026. You’re listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today’s lead: Colombia is emerging as a key hub for global retail brokers as CFI expands its footprint in Bogotá. Also ahead: a decade review of listed CFD brokers shows sharply diverging performance, and UK retail investing debates highlight a widening gap between policy design and younger investors. It’s Thursday, the seventh of May 2026. You’re listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today’s lead: Colombia is emerging as a key hub for global retail brokers as CFI expands its footprint in Bogotá. Also ahead: a decade review of listed CFD brokers shows sharply diverging performance, and UK retail investing debates highlight a widening gap between policy design and younger investors. It’s Thursday, the seventh of May 2026. You’re listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today’s lead: Colombia is emerging as a key hub for global retail brokers as CFI expands its footprint in Bogotá. Also ahead: a decade review of listed CFD brokers shows sharply diverging performance, and UK retail investing debates highlight a widening gap between policy design and younger investors. It’s Thursday, the seventh of May 2026. You’re listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
FM Daily Brief - 6 May 2026
FM Daily Brief - 6 May 2026
FM Daily Brief - 6 May 2026
FM Daily Brief - 6 May 2026
FM Daily Brief - 6 May 2026
FM Daily Brief - 6 May 2026
Today’s lead: brokers are doubling down on Singapore, with Saxo launching a premium tier and CMC restructuring ahead of a multi-asset push. Also ahead: the UAE licensing race heats up, and a deeper shift in broker business models. It’s Wednesday, the sixth of May 2026. You’re listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today’s lead: brokers are doubling down on Singapore, with Saxo launching a premium tier and CMC restructuring ahead of a multi-asset push. Also ahead: the UAE licensing race heats up, and a deeper shift in broker business models. It’s Wednesday, the sixth of May 2026. You’re listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today’s lead: brokers are doubling down on Singapore, with Saxo launching a premium tier and CMC restructuring ahead of a multi-asset push. Also ahead: the UAE licensing race heats up, and a deeper shift in broker business models. It’s Wednesday, the sixth of May 2026. You’re listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today’s lead: brokers are doubling down on Singapore, with Saxo launching a premium tier and CMC restructuring ahead of a multi-asset push. Also ahead: the UAE licensing race heats up, and a deeper shift in broker business models. It’s Wednesday, the sixth of May 2026. You’re listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today’s lead: brokers are doubling down on Singapore, with Saxo launching a premium tier and CMC restructuring ahead of a multi-asset push. Also ahead: the UAE licensing race heats up, and a deeper shift in broker business models. It’s Wednesday, the sixth of May 2026. You’re listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today’s lead: brokers are doubling down on Singapore, with Saxo launching a premium tier and CMC restructuring ahead of a multi-asset push. Also ahead: the UAE licensing race heats up, and a deeper shift in broker business models. It’s Wednesday, the sixth of May 2026. You’re listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
FM Daily Brief - 5 May 2026
FM Daily Brief - 5 May 2026
FM Daily Brief - 5 May 2026
FM Daily Brief - 5 May 2026
FM Daily Brief - 5 May 2026
FM Daily Brief - 5 May 2026
Today's lead: the Middle East prop trading surge in Deloitte's tech rankings. Also ahead, Plus500 says full-year performance is tracking above forecasts. It's Tuesday, the fifth of May 2026. You're listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today's lead: the Middle East prop trading surge in Deloitte's tech rankings. Also ahead, Plus500 says full-year performance is tracking above forecasts. It's Tuesday, the fifth of May 2026. You're listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today's lead: the Middle East prop trading surge in Deloitte's tech rankings. Also ahead, Plus500 says full-year performance is tracking above forecasts. It's Tuesday, the fifth of May 2026. You're listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today's lead: the Middle East prop trading surge in Deloitte's tech rankings. Also ahead, Plus500 says full-year performance is tracking above forecasts. It's Tuesday, the fifth of May 2026. You're listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today's lead: the Middle East prop trading surge in Deloitte's tech rankings. Also ahead, Plus500 says full-year performance is tracking above forecasts. It's Tuesday, the fifth of May 2026. You're listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today's lead: the Middle East prop trading surge in Deloitte's tech rankings. Also ahead, Plus500 says full-year performance is tracking above forecasts. It's Tuesday, the fifth of May 2026. You're listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
FM Daily Brief - 4 May 2026
FM Daily Brief - 4 May 2026
FM Daily Brief - 4 May 2026
FM Daily Brief - 4 May 2026
FM Daily Brief - 4 May 2026
FM Daily Brief - 4 May 2026
Today's lead: spot FX volumes are retreating from March's war-driven peaks as the Iran ceasefire cools dollar trade. Also ahead: a Dubai-based broker sets out its gold volume targets for the rest of H1, and Australia's crypto licensing deadline moves closer with a 10% turnover penalty in play. It's Monday, the fourth of May 2026. You're listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today's lead: spot FX volumes are retreating from March's war-driven peaks as the Iran ceasefire cools dollar trade. Also ahead: a Dubai-based broker sets out its gold volume targets for the rest of H1, and Australia's crypto licensing deadline moves closer with a 10% turnover penalty in play. It's Monday, the fourth of May 2026. You're listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today's lead: spot FX volumes are retreating from March's war-driven peaks as the Iran ceasefire cools dollar trade. Also ahead: a Dubai-based broker sets out its gold volume targets for the rest of H1, and Australia's crypto licensing deadline moves closer with a 10% turnover penalty in play. It's Monday, the fourth of May 2026. You're listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today's lead: spot FX volumes are retreating from March's war-driven peaks as the Iran ceasefire cools dollar trade. Also ahead: a Dubai-based broker sets out its gold volume targets for the rest of H1, and Australia's crypto licensing deadline moves closer with a 10% turnover penalty in play. It's Monday, the fourth of May 2026. You're listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today's lead: spot FX volumes are retreating from March's war-driven peaks as the Iran ceasefire cools dollar trade. Also ahead: a Dubai-based broker sets out its gold volume targets for the rest of H1, and Australia's crypto licensing deadline moves closer with a 10% turnover penalty in play. It's Monday, the fourth of May 2026. You're listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.
Today's lead: spot FX volumes are retreating from March's war-driven peaks as the Iran ceasefire cools dollar trade. Also ahead: a Dubai-based broker sets out its gold volume targets for the rest of H1, and Australia's crypto licensing deadline moves closer with a 10% turnover penalty in play. It's Monday, the fourth of May 2026. You're listening to the Finance Magnates Daily Brief.