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German bank wins £150m from exec caught in fraud case

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Published on: 19 August 2020
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Law360 London: A London judge on 18 August 2020 awarded a German state-owned development bank more than £150m ($US 197.3m) in its litigation against the former head of an insolvent Indian steel company who was arrested amid a fraud investigation into the manufacturer’s banking deals.

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