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A look forward to UK banking litigation in the 2020s

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Published on: 20 May 2020
Published by a Law360 reporter

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  • Novel coronavirus
  • Financial crime

Article summary

Law 360, Expert Analysis: The start of a new decade is an opportunity to consider some of the key themes underlying litigation risk for financial institutions. Despite different legal systems under which financial institutions operate around the world, these themes show a remarkable degree of consistency. In this article, Christa Band and Jane Larner of Linklaters LLP focus on the challenges presented by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and the ongoing threat of financial crime.

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