HSBC to Pay $100M to End U.S. Currency-Rigging Probe

The video discusses HSBC's cooperation with the Justice Department regarding FX rigging. HSBC agreed to cooperate for three years to avoid prosecution, resulting in a reduced fine. The focus has shifted from institutions to individuals, with former traders from HSBC and Barclays facing legal actions for front-running client orders.

What was the outcome for the former FX trader from HSBC mentioned in the text?

How has the focus of the investigation shifted according to the text?