2013-02-07 — reuters.com
``RBS's Libor misdeeds were at a relatively low level -- traders attempting to manipulate the rate for personal gain. That's different from Barclays, where senior management also tried to make the bank look healthier during the 2008 crisis. John Hourican, the RBS investment bank head, was not directly involved in any of the misdeeds, but is still leaving the bank.''
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