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As the end of another eventful year approaches, our Banking Litigation Yearbook looks back at what 2025 delivered from the perspective of in-house lawyers at financial institutions.
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As the end of another eventful year approaches, our Banking
Litigation Yearbook looks back at what 2025 delivered from the
perspective of in-house lawyers at financial institutions. It
outlines key developments relating to the following topics: broker
commission claims, impact of sanctions, Authorised Push Payment
(APP) fraud, and class actions against banks.
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access the Banking Litigation Yearbook.
For those interested in developments affecting the UK disputes
landscape more broadly, in our Disputes Yearbook 2025 our London
disputes experts outline key developments relating to: ADR,
arbitration, civil fraud, class actions, commercial litigation,
construction disputes, corporate crime and investigations,
financial services regulatory, insolvency litigation, insurance
disputes, intellectual property, professional liability and public
law.
The content of this article is intended to provide a general
guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought
about your specific circumstances.
