Ex-Barclays Trader `Destroyed' Co-Worker for Not Changing Rates
- Moroyoussef message read in court in Euribor-rigging trial
- Former colleague Sisse Bohart said that language was common
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A Barclays Plc trader referred to a female colleague with a derogatory term after she refused to help him in an interest-rate rigging scheme that prosecutors say involved both of them.
Philippe Moryoussef complained that Sisse Bohart wasn’t doing enough to help him influence interest rates in a way that would benefit his trading position. A lawyer for Bohart read out the messages from Moryoussef in a London court on Thursday as she tried to distance herself from some of the other traders accused of fixing the Euribor rates.