Silvergate warned that it was evaluating its ability to operate as a going concern, prompting client departures and the discontinuation of its crypto payments network.
March 7, 2023The lawsuits take aim at Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, and Morgan Stanley.
October 26, 2022Market participants expressed concerns regarding their ability to ensure data is properly and accurately reported by the implementation date, earlier set for 18 July.
July 20, 2022The Supreme Court has allowed lawsuits accusing foreign banks of manipulating LIBOR to be heard in New York even though the banks did not operate in the US.
June 27, 2022A lack of transparency in OTC positions was a key reason the LME struggled to manage the turbulent nickel trading earlier this year.
June 21, 2022Few insurers in Hong Kong provide liability insurance for directors and officers of SPACs. Those that do charge premiums up to five times higher than for traditional IPOs.
February 17, 2022Administrative penalties or criminal judgments will no longer be preconditions for courts to accept civil compensation cases involving securities fraud.
February 6, 2022Allianz is facing probes from BaFin, SEC and DOJ, as well as 25 investor lawsuits, over last year's collapse of its Structured Alpha Funds.
September 8, 2021The Shanghai Financial Court is the second Chinese court allowed to handle disputes involving overseas securities and financial institutions.
April 28, 2021The legislation provides a safe harbor under New York law from litigation for the use of the recommended benchmark replacement.
October 30, 2020