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'Fraudulent Attack' To Seize Credit Biz Falls Flat - Vimarsana News

'Fraudulent Attack' To Seize Credit Biz Falls Flat

A judge ruled on Wednesday that a credit lender had been the victim of a "fraudulent attack" by companies and individuals trying to seize control of the business, tossing claims that would-be de facto directors had the authority to take over.

Source: law360.com
UAE Bank's £1B NMC Fraud Case Can't Be Heard In England - Vimarsana News

UAE Bank's £1B NMC Fraud Case Can't Be Heard In England

A judge rejected a bid by an Abu Dhabi bank on Friday to have its $1.2 billion fraud case against senior officials at a collapsed health care group heard in England, saying the emirate's courts are clearly the most appropriate forum.

Source: law360.com
Is travel 'exempt' from climate change? | Business Travel News Europe - Vimarsana News

Is travel 'exempt' from climate change? | Business Travel News Europe

Thrust Carbon’s Tan Strehler-Weston, head of operations and policy, assesses the IPCC’s latest report and what it means for travel

$1bn battle to keep private hospital operator's assets frozen - Vimarsana News

$1bn battle to keep private hospital operator's assets frozen

London-listed NMC Health faces action by Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank action against six top executives and billionaire investors

Credit Suisse, Libyan Businessman Dodge LIA Bribery Claims - Vimarsana News

Credit Suisse, Libyan Businessman Dodge LIA Bribery Claims

A London judge has tossed the Libyan Investment Authority's $12 million lawsuit against Credit Suisse and a Libyan businessman over an alleged bribery scheme, finding the country's sovereign wealth fund waited too long to bring the claim.

Source: law360.com