Banking litigation: recent examples of tradition, trust and transformation

3 Jun 11:30 - 13:00

Corporate & Commercial Disputes

This session will explore key developments in banking law over the past year, with a focus on key trends and recent examples of “tradition, trust and transformation”, including:

• The Supreme Court’s decision in Johnson v FirstRand Bank on bribery and secret commissions

• The abandonment of the ‘awareness’ requirement in deceit claims

• Sanctions and the rule in Ralli Bros

• Braganza duties in the banking context

• Jurisdiction clauses and anti-suit injunctions

• Noteholder litigation

• FSMA ss 90/90A litigation

We will also cover some of the key content from CMS’ Banking & Finance Disputes Report 2026, including recent data on claims, and the likely impact of AI on banking and finance disputes.

Speakers

  • James MacDonald KC - One Essex Court
  • Matthew Barry - One Essex Court
  • Tom Dane - Partner - CMS
  • Vanessa Whitman - Partner - CMS
  • Kushal Gandhi - Partner - CMS

Members Hosts

  • CMS
  • One Essex Court

Event Contact Details

Name: Charlotte Gibbons-Jones

Email: charlotte.gibbons-jones@cms-cmno.com

Categories
Member-hosted
Venue

CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang LLP, Cannon Place, 78 Cannon Street, London, EC4N 6AF

Dispute Types
Litigation
Regions
Multiple areas/global
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