08/10/2015
Shoosmiths shortlisted for 2015 Law Society Excellence Awards
Stated judging criteria included the need for finalists to demonstrate the necessary capacity and technical expertise to undertake complex and demanding private client issues
Legal, Regulation & Compliance
08/10/2015
Under fire Walker to step down as Deutsche Bank's general counsel by year-end
The bank also suffered a sharp fall in profits after setting aside litigation expenses of €1.5bn in the first quarter of this year.
08/10/2015
IMF thinks Greece needs third bailout worth 90 billion euros - German daily
The paper said the IMF was at odds with its European partners over the size of the bailout
08/07/2015
MMIF Reporting: An Ongoing Challenge for Fund Administrators
The timeline for MMIF reporting has been tight and the resources required to complete the submission process have been substantial.
08/07/2015
Kids Company boss Camila Batmanghelidjh turned HQ into private 'Aladdin's den'
A former worker lifts the lid on a culture of waste and extravagance, including claims the charity's founder had five personal assistants at one stage
08/06/2015
HSBC sued for £15 million over racism allegation
His lawyers filed documets at a London employment tribunal on 4 August saying that Biber was treated with 'utter disrepect' by the bank where he had worked for 10 years.
08/06/2015
Serious Fraud Office launches investigation into Quindell
The insurance outsourcer revealed it paid founder Rob Terry £1.5m to leave the company following a share-dealing scandal
08/05/2015
FCA drops Libor case against ex-UBS trader
Koutsogiannis refused to give evidence during the trial
08/04/2015
Deutsche Bank Said to Be Probed by DOJ on Russia Mirror Trades
U.S. federal prosecutors are investigating billions of dollars of trades Deutsche Bank AG made on behalf of Russian clients as recently as this year, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
08/04/2015
HK regulator fines BNP Paribas $1.9 million for 'dark pool' trading
Hong Kong securities regulator said on Monday it fined French bank BNP Paribas HK$15 million ($1.93 million) for failures related to "dark pool" trading.
08/04/2015
So, this is what Tom Hayes’ former assistant at UBS is doing now
Where are they all now? A brief trawl of the internet suggests most have sunk into welcome oblivion.
08/04/2015
Ex-UBS, Citigroup trader jailed by London court for Libor rigging
In the first trial of a defendant accused of Libor rigging, Hayes had faced up to 10 years imprisonment for each count of conspiracy over the manipulation of London interbank offered rate Libor
08/04/2015
Deutsche Bank asked to pay former employee $3 mln in damages
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority found Deutsche Bank liable to pay damages.
08/04/2015
Thomas Miller Investment Welcomes Review Into The Financial Advice Market
At Thomas Miller Investment we welcome that the government, through the FCA and the Treasury, is going to review the financial advice market.
08/04/2015
Crédit Agricole in ‘Advanced’ Talks on U.S. Sanctions Settlement
As a result, Crédit Agricole said that it was setting aside an additional provision of 350 million euros
08/04/2015
Collections departments must act now in advance of expected interest rate rise
Small window of opportunity for banks to prevent future defaults and millions in servicing debt collection, says Aspect Software
08/04/2015
Andy Warhol and Damien Hirst dealers investigated as buyers left with nothing
Police launch inquiry after couple sell gallery and move to France – as collectors and artists chase £500,000
08/04/2015
Wragges' investment funds team acts on half of IPO and secondary deals in 2015
Broker-Profile published details of the 20 IPOs/significant secondary issues, which raised £3.2bn in total, in its July newsletter.
08/04/2015
A Black Country law firm strengthens private client team
The law firm has strengthened its private client team with the appointment of five new members of staff.
08/03/2015
Greece Planned German Corruption Probes in ‘Grexit’ Scenario
Citing Greek government officials under condition of anonymity, Efimerida Ton Syntakton reported that the plan included opening corruption probes into prominent German companies