Banking Litigation Notes

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 decision supports orthodox view of litigation privilege

The High Court has found that documents prepared by the defendant in the course of an investigation into allegations by HMRC were protected by litigation …

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

New guidance from the High Court of Section 6(a) of the ISDA Master Agreement (right to terminate following Event of Default)

The High Court has recently considered the interpretation of Section 6(a) of the 1992 ISDA Master Agreement: Grant & Ors v WDW 3 Investments Ltd …

English High Court confirms that Sharia non-compliance will not affect the enforceability of an English law agreement in an Islamic finance structure

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 …

Supreme Court confirms that the situs of a debt due under a letter of credit is the location of the issuer

Court of Appeal upholds “no look through” principle in immobilised securities trading

The Court of Appeal has confirmed that an investor holding a beneficial interest in immobilised notes has no direct claim against the issuer of those …