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former cushman executive appointed to senior position at bnp paribas real estate
A former Cushman veteran has secured a senior position at BNP Paribas Real Estate. Green Street Advisors emphasizes its role as a non-fiduciary entity, adhering to strict information barriers between its regulated and non-regulated businesses, and complies with various data privacy laws, including GDPR and CCPA. For details on data privacy practices, refer to the Global Privacy Policy and Disclosures.
Supreme Court hears motor finance case with major implications for lenders
Lloyds and Close Brothers face significant scrutiny as the UK's Supreme Court hears a case regarding motor finance mis-selling, which could lead to substantial compensation claims for borrowers due to undisclosed commissions. Analysts estimate Lloyds may need to set aside up to £6 billion, with current provisions at £1.2 billion and expected additional charges of £1.3 billion. The outcome, anticipated in several months, could impact multiple lenders in the sector.
major banks challenge forex rigging case in supreme court
Major British banks, including Barclays, NatWest, Citibank, and JPMorgan, are taking a forex rigging case to the Supreme Court. In 2019, the European Commission found that these banks participated in FX spot trading cartels. A successful appeal could render the Court of Appeal's decision moot, jeopardizing the claim certification.
SEC pursues lawsuit against Elon Musk over misleading Twitter stock purchase
The SEC is pursuing a $150 million lawsuit against Elon Musk, alleging he misled investors during his 2022 Twitter stock purchase. Musk has agreed to respond to the complaint by June 6, while contesting the validity of the service. He criticized the SEC's focus on this case amid other unpunished crimes.
judge upholds majority of 22 million dollar ada verdict against wells fargo
A North Carolina federal judge has upheld the majority of a $22.1 million verdict against Wells Fargo under the Americans with Disabilities Act. However, the judge did agree to reduce the punitive damages awarded by the jury.
former deutsche bank executive alleges wrongful termination for whistleblowing
Noah Ramos, a former Deutsche Bank executive, has filed a lawsuit claiming he was wrongfully terminated for whistleblowing after reporting improper accounting practices that led to a $173 million receivable issue. He alleges that the bank fabricated a racial bias complaint against him to justify his firing, which he argues was a cover for his protected whistleblowing activities. Deutsche Bank has denied the allegations and stated they will defend themselves vigorously.
former deutsche bank executive alleges wrongful termination for whistleblowing
Noah Ramos, a former Deutsche Bank executive, has filed a lawsuit claiming he was wrongfully terminated for whistleblowing after reporting improper accounting practices that led to a $173 million receivable issue. He alleges that the bank fabricated a racial bias complaint against him to justify his firing, which he argues was a cover for his protected disclosures. Deutsche Bank has denied the allegations and stated they will defend themselves vigorously.
former deutsche bank executive alleges wrongful termination for whistleblowing
Noah Ramos, a former senior operations executive at Deutsche Bank, has filed a lawsuit claiming he was wrongfully terminated for whistleblowing. He alleges that after raising concerns about the bank's improper accrual of $173 million in receivables, he faced retaliation through a fabricated racial bias complaint. Ramos reported the issue shortly after taking charge of Americas operations in October 2023.
former executive claims deutsche bank concealed issues from regulators
A former executive has accused Deutsche Bank of concealing operational mishaps from regulators, raising concerns about the bank's transparency and compliance practices. This allegation highlights potential regulatory risks and the integrity of the bank's reporting mechanisms.
charlie javice convicted of fraud after misleading jpmorgan chase on user data
Charlie Javice, founder of the student-finance startup Frank, was convicted of defrauding JPMorgan Chase after falsely claiming her platform had over 4.25 million users, when it had fewer than 300,000. During the trial, it was revealed that she solicited a data scientist to create fake user data, leading to a criminal investigation when JPMorgan's outreach yielded only 10 new customers. Javice faces up to 30 years in prison for bank fraud, alongside her co-defendant Olivier Amar.
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