Citi fined $79 million by British regulators over fat-finger trading and control errors

British regulators on Wednesday dished out a combined £61.6 million ($79 million) in fines to U.S. investment bank Citi for failings in its trading systems and controls.

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Citi fined $79 million by British regulators over fat-finger trading and control errors

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