09/26/2011
KPMG picked to lead UBS probe
KPMG picked to lead UBS probe
09/26/2011
KPMG picked to lead UBS probe
09/26/2011
Mourant Ozannes addresses directors' duties and concerns at recent seminar
09/20/2011
Britain's market watchdog is turning up the heat on banks to check their compliance and controls systems after the $2.3 billion trading loss at UBS .
09/20/2011
Kingsley Napley is advising the UBS trader accused of costing the bank $2.3bn (£1.5bn) in losses through unauthorised trades, with Herbert Smith picking up a lead role advising the Swiss bank.
09/20/2011
Berwin Leighton Paisner (BLP) is launching offices in Berlin and Frankfurt after poaching a team of lawyers from Linklaters.
09/19/2011
Peter Norris, Nick Leeson's boss when the rogue trader brought down Barings, has called for industry-wide reform of risk systems in the wake of the UBS trading scandal.
09/16/2011
UBS AG, Switzerland’s biggest bank, failed to learn the lessons of billion-dollar losses at Societe Generale SA and Barings Plc, lawyers said.
09/15/2011
The US firm wants to build its London operation up to more than 100 lawyers over the next three years, compared with a current team of 53 lawyers.
09/15/2011
Magic circle firm assigns banking partners to key corporate clients
09/14/2011
UK probe of HSBC clients said to widen over Swiss tax dodge
09/13/2011
Furthering efforts to fight against international tax evasion and bank secrecy, members of the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes have issued 12 new peer review reports.
09/12/2011
Complaints against banks are on the increase, we learned last week.
09/12/2011
Meanwhile, Ed Miliband waded into the debate with a call for irresponsible bankers to be "struck off" like doctors or lawyers.
09/07/2011
Germany’s powerful constitutional court will on Wednesday rule on whether the country was right to bail out Greece and other eurozone members last year, in a long-anticipated judgment that could result in greater parliamentary control over future re
09/07/2011
Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland and HSBC routinely breached their own mortgage-lending rules and bullied surveyors into wildly inflating valuations of American properties in the run up to the credit crunch, it has been claimed.
09/07/2011
In the latest blow to the beleaguered industry, the Federal Housing Finance Agency is poised to file lawsuits seeking many billions of dollars in compensation, alleging the banks broke securities laws.
09/06/2011
Punter Southall buys Brewins' corporate pensions arm
09/05/2011
HSBC UK clients probed on Swiss accounts taxes - Times
09/05/2011
Elena Ambrosiadou in surveillance and harassment fight
09/05/2011
UK banks face US lawsuit over toxic mortgage debt