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Barclays' Diamond loses $30m pay-off 10th of July 2012 at 16:36 GTM
Marcus Agius, the Barclays Chairman, announced that the former chief executive, Bob Diamond, would not get $30m in bonuses, as he defends the bank's conduct and culture at a British government inquiry. Joel Flynn reports.
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