High Court
Law and Regulation
Shareholders in Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) who are suing the bank over a £12bn rights issue made months before its near-collapse will have their first day in court tomorrow.
29 July 2013
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Law and Regulation
Naomi Rainey reports on a High Court hearing into the legal status of nine alleged liberation schemes
25 July 2013
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Law and Regulation
The High Court hearing into the legal status of nine suspected liberation schemes has been adjourned until autumn, The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has confirmed.
19 July 2013
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Law and Regulation
The way alleged pension liberation schemes were operated after their inception is evidence they are not occupational pension schemes, a lawyer has argued.
18 July 2013
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Law and Regulation
The current High Court case regarding pensions liberation does not have the scope to end the practice, a Chancery Division judge has warned.
17 July 2013
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Law and Regulation
Two collective actions have been launched against RBS. Naomi Rainey examines the implications for institutional investors
09 April 2013
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Law and Regulation
UK schemes have joined 60 international institutional investors to sue Olympus for more than £40m over losses caused when the firm's share price plunged after an accounting scandal.
03 April 2013
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Law and Regulation
A group of 22 pension schemes has dropped a High Court case against Henderson Equity Partners for breach of mandate, after the fund manager agreed to pay legal costs.
21 January 2013
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Law and Regulation
Trust law may no longer be "the best vehicle" to underpin pension schemes, an influential High Court judge claims.
06 December 2012
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