A large number of prominent people are set to either be mentioned by name or asked to appear to give evidence, including Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey, Prince Andrew, UK ambassador to the US Lord Peter Mandelson and Bernie Madoff, the mind behind a $65 billion (£52 billion) Ponzi scheme who died in 2021 after being sentenced to 150 years in jail.
The FCA says it has a glut of emails, totalling over 1,000 between the two men across a four-year period with unexplained terms, reported the FT after Staley’s resignation from Barclays in 2021, whose own statement said “the investigation makes no findings that Mr Staley saw, or was aware of, any of Mr Epstein’s alleged crimes”
One such email regularly referenced was the “Snow White” exchange. “That was fun. Say hi to Snow White,” Mr Staley wrote in July 2010 - “[W]hat character would you like next?” “Beauty and the Beast”
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Leigh-Ann Mulcay KC, representing the watchdog - Staley repeatedly stressed that he had a ‘close, professional’ but not ‘personal’ relationship with Epstein.
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68-year-old, wearing a dark grey suit and pink tie, insisted: ‘I was trying to be honest and direct with the FCA.’

He said Epstein’s contacts included former US president Bill Clinton, Microsoft founder Bill Gates, former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers and Google founders Larry Page and Sergei Brin.

Mr Staley said in his statement that Epstein was ‘instrumental in introducing me to a wide range of people, including some of the above’ as well as Peter Mandelson - a prominent Labour figure who is now Britain’s ambassador to Washington - at the time when he was business secretary in a previous government.

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