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Financial List’s test case programme wins high marks in 1st use

Financial List’s test case programme wins high marks in 1st use
Published on: 23 September 2020
Published by: Law360
  • Financial List’s test case programme wins high marks in 1st use

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Law360, London: The recent decision in the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)’s business interruption insurance case was a big deal for policyholders forced to shut because of coronavirus (COVID-19), but it also marked the first test of the Financial List’s most unusual features five years since its launch. or take a trial to read the full analysis.

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