LONDON, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Two former Barclays
bankers, jailed in Britain for conspiring to rig Euribor
interest rates, have lost an attempt to overturn their
convictions because of alleged juror bias and errors by the
trial judge, the Serious Fraud Office said on Wednesday.
Colin Bermingham, a former cash market expert and veteran
banker, and Carlo Palombo, who once traded derivatives, were
last year sentenced to five and four years, respectively, in the
SFO's sixth rate-rigging prosecution.
(Reporting by Kirstin Ridley, editing by Louise Heavens)