Oct 23, 2024 English High Court implies an alternative reference rate in post-LIBOR test case By Emma Probyn Duncan Kellaway Kevin Whibley Greg Garfield Sharon Grennan Ephraim Conteh +3 more... Show less The decision in Standard Chartered v Guaranty Nominees [2024] EWHC 2605 (Comm) considers how to interpret contractual provisions...
Oct 18, 2024 The English Court of Appeal upholds dismissal of LME nickel crisis claims By Emma Probyn James Smethurst Harry White The English Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal of the High Court’s judgment in favour of the London Metal Exchange (LME) and LME Clear,...
Oct 18, 2024 The new leading decision procedure – a relief for the judiciary and an increase in efficiency in mass claims proceedings? By Martina de Lind van Wijngaarden Elisabeth Weber Stefanie Fay Camillo von Haugwitz Carolin Lukasewitz +2 more... Show less Today, the German Federal Council (Bundesrat) passed the law already adopted by the German Parliament (Bundestag) to introduce a new...
Oct 14, 2024 Redressing the UK FCA’s power to impose consumer redress schemes By Christopher Robinson Sharon Grennan Juliet Leung In a recent decision, the UK Court of Appeal confirmed that the FCA can impose a redress requirement on an FCA-regulated firm without...
Sep 25, 2024 FCA consultation on publicising investigations: Talks to resume By Lucy Clark After a few months of silence (the FCA’s promise to listen to the “extensive feedback” it had received at the consultation’s close in...
Apr 08, 2024 High Court hands down its first judgment on the Quincecare duty since Philipp By Christine Simpson Sarah Robinson Qifei Zou The High Court’s recent judgment in CCP Graduate School Ltd v National Westminster Bank, [2024] EWHC 581 (KB) is the first decision...
Mar 21, 2024 ESG dispute risk for financial institutions: A global picture By Sharon Grennan Climate litigation and other ESG risks are on the rise around the world for corporates and financial institutions. In the EU and UK a...
Mar 06, 2024 'De-banking’ claim against Revolut struck out as an abuse of process By Harry White Anthea Bowater In the recent case of Uzbekov v Revolut, the English High Court struck out a breach of contract claim brought by Mr Uzbekov following...
Dec 08, 2023 Maintaining ‘orderly’ markets in disorderly times: the English High Court finds in the LME’s favour in relation to the nickel crisis By Emma Probyn James Smethurst Harry White In a judgment that will be of interest to exchanges and those who trade on them, the English High Court dismissed judicial review...
Jul 14, 2023 UK Supreme Court rejects extension of Quincecare duty and clarifies its juridical basis By Anthea Bowater Sarah Robinson Christine Simpson Nicole Looi +1 more... Show less In the important judgment in Philipp v Barclays Bank plc handed down this week, the UK Supreme Court has rejected the extension of a...
May 02, 2023 Lord Sumption delivers Judgment on the Quincecare duty By Sarah Robinson Christine Simpson Laila Pourdad Lord Sumption recently delivered the lead judgment in proceedings before the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal (CFA) which concerned the...
Apr 27, 2023 Section 1782 Discovery and Russian Sanctions: Same as It Ever Was By Timothy Harkness Linda Martin David Livshiz Kimberly Zelnick Nabeel Yousef Shannon Sciaretta +3 more... Show less One consequence of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the US, UK, and EU sanctions that it spawned is a spate of Russia-related litigation...