Ex-Deutsche Bank Trader Said to Sue U.K. FCA in Identity Spat
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Joerg Vogt, a former trading executive at Deutsche Bank AG, sued the U.K. financial regulator for indirectly identifying him in its Libor settlement with the bank, a person with knowledge of the case said.
Vogt, the bank’s former director of euro trading, filed a claim against the Financial Conduct Authority on May 22, according to court records. He said the FCA gave enough details about him in a report accompanying its 227 million-pound ($351 million) settlement with Deutsche Bank that he could be identified, said the person, who asked not to be named because the details aren’t public.