Tom Hayes: moving Libor rates was 'industry-wide practice' | Financial Times
Libor's Mastermind: The Unraveling of Tom Hayes, Convicted in a Global Financial Scandal - Part One
Tom Hayes Loses Appeal on Sale of $2.3 Million Family Home - Bloomberg
14 Jahre Haft für Ex-Banker Hayes | Wirtschaft | DW | 03.08.2015
Hayes cannot blame others for his Libor fraud, prosecution argues - Risk.net
Tom Hayes: City trader becomes first to be jailed for fixing bank lending rates - Mirror Online
Convicted Libor Trader Tom Hayes Says U.S. Ruling Clears Him Too - Bloomberg
Tom Hayes says senior UBS staff were 'aware' of Libor rigging | Financial Times
Ex-Trader Tom Hayes Ordered to Pay $1.2 Million in Libor Case - The New York Times
Sarah Tighe, Wife of Tom Hayes, Has Some Words For All You Amazon Reviewers - Dealbreaker
Der Händler Tom Hayes und seine Frau Sarah kommen am Southwark Crown Court in London an, wo er beschuldigt wird, die Libor-Zinsen manipuliert zu haben Stockfotografie - Alamy
Former Libor trader Hayes looks forward to kebab after... | Daily Mail Online
Convicted Libor rigger Tom Hayes has US indictment quashed as UK appeal continues - Financial News
Tom Hayes: The 'Rain Man Ringmaster' Of Libor | UK News | Sky News
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Libor trader: Who is Tom Hayes? - BBC News
Rutgers coach Tom Hayes was a lacrosse giant with a global reach, but personal touch - nj.com
Tom Hayes im Libor-Skandal zu 14 Jahren verurteilt
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Libor-Betrüger Tom Hayes: Rache statt Reue
City trader Tom Hayes accused of being 'ringmaster' in Libor-rigging fraud | Daily Mail Online
Libor fraudster Tom Hayes describes prison life in series of letters | Libor | The Guardian
Convicted Libor trader Tom Hayes to join private spook firm | Financial Times
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Tom Hayes takes over as Tyson Foods CEO | WATTAgNet | WATTPoultry
Tom Hayes Outside Southwark Crown Court Editorial Stock Photo - Stock Image | Shutterstock
Libor-rigging trader Tom Hayes freed after more than 5 years in jail
