Jailed banker 'shocked' and 'disappointed' at appeal decision - BBC News
Ex-UBS Trader Tom Hayes LIBOR Conviction Appeal Rejected
Libor scandal: convicted City trader could lose £1.7m home | Business | The Guardian
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Tom Hayes says senior UBS staff were 'aware' of Libor rigging | Financial Times
Former City trader Tom Hayes given 14-year sentence for Libor rigging | Libor | The Guardian
Libor Trader Tom Hayes to Be Released From Jail in January - Bloomberg
Hayes cannot blame others for his Libor fraud, prosecution argues - Risk.net
Libor scandal: Tom Hayes becomes first trader to be convicted of rigging benchmark interest rates | The Independent | The Independent
Trader Tom Hayes and his wife Sarah arriving at Southwark Crown Court, in London, where he stands accused of rigging Libor interest rates Stock Photo - Alamy
Former Trader Tom Hayes Guilty in First Libor Trial | Fox Business
Four City traders hope to join Tom Hayes in challenge to Libor and Euribor convictions
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US court throws out charges against Libor city trader Tom Hayes
Court told of how Tom Hayes rigged Libor rate | UK | News | Express.co.uk
Banker Tom Hayes' 14-Year Prison Term For Libor Rigging Sparks Fiery Debate | HuffPost UK News
Doner kebab top of the list for convicted Libor-rigger Tom Hayes after he's freed from jail
Tom Hayes: City trader becomes first to be jailed for fixing bank lending rates - Mirror Online
Tom Hayes Loses Appeal on Sale of $2.3 Million Family Home - Bloomberg
Ex-Trader Tom Hayes Ordered to Pay $1.2 Million in Libor Case - The New York Times
Convicted Libor trader Tom Hayes to join private spook firm | Financial Times
Former Libor trader Hayes looks forward to kebab after "traumatic" jail time
Ex-Libor Trader Tom Hayes' Prison Letter: Appeal Case to Criminal Cases Review Commission
Tom Hayes Denied Latest Bid to Appeal Libor Conviction - The New York Times
Libor scandal trader Tom Hayes jailed for 14 years
