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  • Ukraine and Russia to go head-to-head in public trial over $3bn loan dispute

    September 14, 2018

    Ukraine and Russia are set to go head-to-head in a full public trial over a $3bn loan dispute set against the backdrop of a tense sovereignty battle between the two countries. The Law Debenture Trust, representing Russia, has sued Ukraine for its failure to repay the loan made to Ukraine through Eurobonds in 2013. Ukraine has defaulted [...]

  • Ukraine and Russia to go head-to-head in public trial over $3bn loan dispute

    September 14, 2018

    Ukraine and Russia are set to go head-to-head in a full public trial over a $3bn loan dispute set against the backdrop of a tense sovereignty battle between the two countries. The Law Debenture Trust, representing Russia, has sued Ukraine for its failure to repay the loan made to Ukraine through Eurobonds in 2013. Ukraine has defaulted [...]

  • Playboy given green light to sue BNP Paribas arm over unpaid casino cheques

    September 13, 2018

    Playboy has been told it can sue BNP Paribas's Italian subsidiary for deceit over unpaid cheques by a gambler who vanished after using its Mayfair casino. Playboy Club, which operates a members-only club and casino in the high-flying district, has been pursuing Banca Nazionale Del Lavaro for providing a credit reference to Lebanese gambler Hassan [...]

  • Playboy given green light to sue BNP Paribas arm over unpaid casino cheques

    September 13, 2018

    Playboy has been told it can sue BNP Paribas's Italian subsidiary for deceit over unpaid cheques by a gambler who vanished after using its Mayfair casino. Playboy Club, which operates a members-only club and casino in the high-flying district, has been pursuing Banca Nazionale Del Lavaro for providing a credit reference to Lebanese gambler Hassan [...]

  • EY boss hits back at calls to break up Big Four

    September 13, 2018

    The global chief executive of EY has hit back at criticism of the Big Four financial services firms, which have been slammed for the lack of competition in the audit market following high-profile corporate collapses. The company, which today announced boosted global revenue of $34.8bn in the financial year to the end of June, came under [...]

  • EY boss hits back at calls to break up Big Four

    September 13, 2018

    The global chief executive of EY has hit back at criticism of the Big Four financial services firms, which have been slammed for the lack of competition in the audit market following high-profile corporate collapses. The company, which today announced boosted global revenue of $34.8bn in the financial year to the end of June, came under [...]

  • Slaughter and May hires former Serious Fraud Office head David Green as senior consultant

    September 11, 2018

      The former head of the Serious Fraud Office, David Green, has confirmed his move to magic circle firm Slaughter and May after months of speculation. Green left the government agency in April this year after six years at the helm and was replaced by former FBI lawyer Lisa Osofsky. Slaughter and May said Green [...]

  • Litigation funder Vannin Capital lines up £1bn London float

    September 10, 2018

    Litigation funder Vannin Capital said today it is planning to list in London next month in a float that market sources say could hit a £1bn valuation. The listing will comprise an approximately £70m issue of new shares by the company and the sale of shares by existing shareholders to facilitate a free float of [...]

  • The clock’s ticking for Smiths Group to shape its destiny, Big Four accountancy firms’ flaws and Paul Pester’s parting mistake

    September 7, 2018

    The clock is ticking for Andy Reynolds Smith, chief executive of the industrial conglomerate Smiths Group. Talks about a combination of Smiths Medical, which manufactures devices ranging from tracheostomy tubes to chest drainage catheters, with US-listed ICU Medical have been ongoing for the best part of four months. When Reynolds Smith presents the company’s annual [...]

  • DB battle with billionaire Alexander Vik over $320m bill heats up

    September 6, 2018

    Norwegian billionaire Alexander Vik has been ordered to answer accusations from Deutsche Bank in court that he lied about trying to evade a $320m debt or face prison for contempt of court. Vik, who comes from a family of fur merchants, has been locked in a bitter dispute with Deutsche Bank since he lost an $8bn case against [...]

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