Attorneys general in at least five states are conductinginvestigations tied to alleged manipulation of the London interbankoffered rate, adding to probes by U.S. and U.K. authorities.
The probes by New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Florida andMaryland are in different stages, according to the states. New YorkAttorney General Eric Schneiderman and George Jepsen in Connecticutare working together, and Massachusetts is talking with otherstates about possible coordination.
“The New York and Connecticut attorneys general have beenlooking into these issues for over six months, and will continue tofollow the facts wherever they lead,” James Freedland, a spokesmanfor Schneiderman, said yesterday in an e-mail.
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