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Bank of America, Deutsche Bank settle bond investors' antitrust claims, agree to cooperate

By Richard Vanderford ( August 18, 2017, 19:26 GMT | Insight) -- ​Deutsche Bank and Bank of America have agreed to pay $65.5 million to settle allegations that they were involved in a conspiracy to rig a multi-trillion dollar bond market. The banks have agreed to provide cooperation that will help prove "collusion on a shocking scale" among other accused banks, a lawyer for investors suing the banks said.Deutsche Bank and Bank of America have agreed to pay $65.5 million to settle allegations that they were involved in a conspiracy to rig a multi-trillion dollar bond market....

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