Britain's bankers told more sleep could improve behaviour

LONDON (Reuters) - With little progress to report in efforts to improve professional conduct at Britain's banks, the body charged with raising standards has suggested that getting a better night's sleep might help bankers behave better.The banking industry was asked by parliament to set up the Banking Standards Board in 2016 to improve behaviour after the financial crisis and a subsequent interest rate rigging scandal.The BSB said that its fourth annual survey of efforts to improve culture and..