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Supreme Court provides clear guidance on liability to third parties for bankers' references: clarifying the circumstances where banks will be liable for incorrect information
High Court confirms potential liability of creditors for breaches of duty by administrators
The decision in Davey v Money & Anor [2018] EWHC 766 (Ch) serves as a useful reminder for secured creditors (such as banks) of the …
High Court applies SAAMCO principle to find no assumption of responsibility for losses flowing from market forces
The decision of the High Court in Manchester Building Society v Grant Thornton UK LLP [2018] EWHC 963 (Comm) is a useful illustration of …
Action for declaration that bank failed to conduct past business review properly is not arguable
In the context of interest rate hedging product (“IHRP”) mis-selling litigation, the High Court has rejected an application for permission to amend …
Court of Appeal rejects bank's attempt to defeat 'Quincecare' claim with illegality defence
In Singularis Holdings Ltd v Daiwa Capital Markets Europe Ltd [2018] EWCA Civ 84, the Court of Appeal found that the defence of illegality was …
PAG v RBS: Court of Appeal dismisses IRHP mis-selling and LIBOR manipulation claim
The Court of Appeal has dismissed the entirety of the long-awaited appeal in Property Alliance Group v The Royal Bank of Scotland [2018] EWCA …
High Court rejects another interest rate hedging product mis-selling claim: key points of general application
Court of Appeal finds no contractual duty to prevent counterparty from inflicting economic harm on itself
A recent Court of Appeal decision has found that a broker owed no contractual duty to prevent a "sophisticated and experienced" trader (trading as a …
High Court finds duty of care owed by arranger of capital markets transaction to investors
Causation in valuers' negligence claims: Reliance on earlier valuations
In a decision which will be of interest to financial institutions and valuers, the Supreme Court has overturned a decision of the Court of Appeal and …
Latest IRHP "Mis-selling judgment confirms no "mezzanine" duty of care owed by banks
Privy Council: No duty of care owed by a lender to disclose lending policies
A recent judgment handed down by the Privy Council is likely to have wide application to mis-selling claims generally: Deslauriers and another …
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