Tom Hayes, 'ringmaster' of Libor fraud, given $2.5m to stay at UBS, court hears | Business | The Guardian
Former UBS and Citibroup trader Tom Hayes found guilty in world's first Libor trial - Independent.ie
Hayes says his UBS boss gave tacit approval to rig Libor - Risk.net
Libor Accused Received Help From Boss, Evidence Shows - WSJ
Ex-UBS Trader Hayes Loses Bid to Appeal Libor-Rigging Case - Bloomberg
Tom Hayes waits for ruling in fight against conviction for Libor rigging | Business | The Times
Tom Hayes Loses Appeal on Sale of $2.3 Million Family Home - Bloomberg
TOM HAYES OUTSIDE SOUTHWARK CROWN COURT Editorial Stock Photo - Stock Image | Shutterstock
Ex-UBS Trader Tom Hayes LIBOR Conviction Appeal Rejected
UBS email casts doubt over Tom Hayes Libor conviction - Financial News
City broker Tom Hayes jailed for Libor interest rates rigging scandal has sentence slashed - Mirror Online
Tom Hayes: moving Libor rates was 'industry-wide practice' | Financial Times
Tom Hayes and how he was caught in the Libor web | Financial Times
Libor's Mastermind: The Unraveling of Tom Hayes, Convicted in a Global Financial Scandal - Part One
Tom Hayes and wife lose appeal over sale of £1.6m home - Financial News
Tom Hayes Libor trial: Trader was 'ringmaster' in conspiracy to rig interbank lending rates | The Independent | The Independent
Ex-Libor Trader Tom Hayes' Prison Letter: Appeal Case to Criminal Cases Review Commission
First defendant in Libor scandal faces jury trial in London
59 Libor Trial Of Former Trader Tom Hayes Photos and Premium High Res Pictures - Getty Images
Ex trader Hayes wanted to do job perfectly, Libor trial hears
Tom Hayes: First person in Britain to be convicted for Libor rigging ordered to pay £880,000
Libor trader: Who is Tom Hayes? - BBC News
Court told of how Tom Hayes rigged Libor rate | UK | News | Express.co.uk
Former City trader Tom Hayes given 14-year sentence for Libor rigging | Libor | The Guardian
Libor trial: 'Greedy banker ringmaster' granted legal aid to fight charges it is alleged made him millions - Mirror Online
