Citigroup Inc. revoked the firing of a senior trader in Japan as part of a wrongful dismissal settlement following years of wrangling over problematic trading practices in the bank’s Asia unit.

Ian Weir, an ex-sales trader for Asia Pacific markets based in London, agreed to settle the case before a London tribunal hearing to decide what the bank would need to do to compensate for the ...

Paras Shah abruptly left his post last month as Citi’s head of high-yield bond ... Times that he was a well-liked and successful trader. Mr Shah is likely to have received a seven-figure pay ...

A former Citigroup Inc. trader, acquitted of rigging foreign-exchange markets, won a U.K. employment lawsuit against the bank but won’t get his job back. Rohan Ramchandani won an unfair ...

A London-based currency trader ... Citi said: "While we are disappointed by the tribunal’s decision, individual accountability is important to us and for that reason we defended the case in ...

A former Citigroup Inc. trader ... Citi could be liable if it "initiated" the prosecution by providing information it knew to be false. Marrero also denied the bank's request that he dismiss the ...

Chris Cecere, criticized by Japanese authorities in 2011 for his alleged efforts to rig benchmark interest rates, has begun a new job at hedge fund Element Capital Management LLC in New York ...