The European Commission has come under pressure from lawyers to release further details of a €1.8 billion fine paid by eight major banks over the Euribor rate-rigging scandal two years ago. The Commission has failed to publish a promised report on the findings of the investigation which led to banks such as The Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays agreeing to major fines in December 2013.  The commission says it cannot publish the report until an ongoing investigation into Crédit Agricole, HSBC and JP Morgan has also been concluded.