Portugal’s Supreme Administrative Court has rejected a key pilot appeal by Novo Banco/BES bondholders and refused to refer the dispute to the Court of Justice of the European Union. The ruling is not formally binding on other cases, but it could heavily influence pending claims and deepen concerns over investor protection in European bank resolutions.
A U.S. judge has allowed investors suing over Credit Suisse’s 2023 AT1 wipeout to pursue securities-fraud claims in New York, keeping alive a case centred on what the bank told the market before its rescue by UBS.
Portugal’s Supreme Administrative Court has rejected a key pilot appeal by Novo Banco/BES bondholders and refused to refer the dispute to the Court of Justice of the European Union. The ruling is not formally binding on other cases, but it could heavily influence pending claims and deepen concerns over investor protection in European bank resolutions.
A U.S. judge has allowed investors suing over Credit Suisse’s 2023 AT1 wipeout to pursue securities-fraud claims in New York, keeping alive a case centred on what the bank told the market before its rescue by UBS.
Portugal’s Supreme Administrative Court has rejected a key pilot appeal by Novo Banco/BES bondholders and refused to refer the dispute to the Court of Justice of the European Union. The ruling is not formally binding on other cases, but it could heavily influence pending claims and deepen concerns over investor protection in European bank resolutions.
A U.S. judge has allowed investors suing over Credit Suisse’s 2023 AT1 wipeout to pursue securities-fraud claims in New York, keeping alive a case centred on what the bank told the market before its rescue by UBS.
