Presenting the CFTC order against RBS, as part of the bank's $325m settlement with the regulator over allegations of "hundreds" of attempts at manipulation of Libor (notably Yen Libor): Click the chutzpah for the full order and the details. It looks like these alleged attempts went on surprisingly late in the game. More as we get it. Update - Now it's the FSA's turn, with a £87.5m fine. Here's the Final Notice, with plenty of detail on Libor-related wash trades and the incentives for the RBS money market book. And yes lots of stupid emails. That one shows managers knew very well of the attempted manipulation, the FSA says. Update - Statement from Stephen Hester, in the bank's response: "We condemn the behaviour of the individuals who sought to influence some LIBOR currency settings at our bank from 2006-10." But the FSA notice cites RBS for a breach in 2011: "RBS did not begin to put such systems and controls in place until March 2011 and its initial measures were inadequate because they did not address the risk that Derivatives Traders would make requests to Primary Submitters..."