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The article reports on the lawsuit filed by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority of Bank of England against chief executive James E. Staley of investment service company Barclays PLC over his attempt to unmask a whistleblower within the bank.

The article states that U.S., British, and Swiss regulators fined several large banks such as UBS, Citigroup, and HSBC $4.25 billion for conspiring to manipulate foreign currency markets. It also states that the U.S. Justice Department was investigating criminal misconduct by banks. It also discusses the organizations the Financial Conduct Authority of Britain and the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

The article focuses on the statement of former UBS derivatives trader Arif Hussein that the Financial Conduct Authority of Great Britain has ignored crucial evidence which resulted from barring him from the financial services industry over London inter-bank lending rate or libor dealings.

The article reports on an electronic money license granted by the Great Britain's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to Bitcoin company Circle which enables the company to establish a business relations with banking firm Barclays PLC.

The article reports on the fine imposed by the Great Britain Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to Achilles Macris, former executive of financial services company JPMorgan Chase, in relation to the London whale case.

The article presents some of the top business stories for the coming week including the updated monetary policy guidance of the U.S. Federal Reserve, top executives of the Great Britain Financial Conduct Authority to testify before the Treasury Select Committee of the House of Commons, and the financial report of oil company Shell.

The article reports on the meeting of several banks with the Financial Conduct Authority of Great Britain to discuss a possible settlement of an investigation into suspected manipulation of the foreign currency market in 2014.

The article reports that the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in Great Britain has fined Barclays PLC and Daniel James Plunkett, former trader at the bank, for improperly influencing gold prices at the expense of a customer.

The article offers world business news briefs as of February 27, 2014 including the rejection of a takeover bid by men's clothing firm Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc., the board seats bid of the hedge fund Third Point LLC and the interest rate investigation Great Britain's Financial Conduct Authority.

The article presents an online recap from nytimes.com/dealbook on various topics including the nomination of Danièle Nouy as Single Supervisor of European Central Bank, review of Great Britain Financial Conduct Authority of gold trade, and the deal between drilling company Devon Energy and GeoSouthern Energy.