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Lexis®PSL Banking & Finance weekly highlights—26 March 2015

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Published on: 26 March 2015

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Welcome to the weekly Banking & Finance highlights from the Lexis®PSL Banking & Finance team for the week ending 26 March 2015. This week’s edition of Banking & Finance highlights includes (1) Craig Pollack, global head of litigation at King & Wood Mallesons, considers the Supreme Court’s decision in Tael One v Morgan Stanley (2) Roddy Dunlop QC and Alasdair McKenzie at Axiom Advocates in Edinburgh, consider the Supreme Court’s decision in Carlyle v Royal Bank of Scotland (3) Sue Millar, commercial litigation partner at Stephenson Harwood, analyses recent developments in finance litigation (4) a collateral management partnership has been launched by ICE Clear Europe and Clearstream Banking (5) ISDA welcomes the revised implementation date for non-cleared derivatives margin rules (6) new ESMA guidelines set out the information which should be submitted by credit rating agencies (7) Lords Select Committee reports on the Capital Markets Union proposed by the European Commission (8) the FCA confirms the creation of two new divisions as...

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