RBS loses another FX trader in manipulation probe

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Ian Drysdale, a senior foreign exchange trader at Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), has been suspended as a result of the bank’s continued investigation into alleged currency manipulation.

Based in London, Drysdale, who was suspended from the bank on February 17, had been at RBS since September 2010, joining from BNP Paribas where he spent just 11 months.

Drysdale reports to Ged Corbett, a senior FX spot trader based in London. He joined RBS from Nomura in December 2011, five months after his

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