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Alison Loveday Managing Partner, Berg The issue of how our biggest banks are treating small businesses continues to cause controversy. Last week, saw Rhino Enterprises try to force Barclays to explain why it pushed the business into administration, while the…
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Category: Alison Loveday / Berg, All Banks, Bank Crime, Bank Of Scotland, Barclays, BOS, Caught telling lies, Clifford Chance RBS review April 2014, Financial Conduct Authority, Fred Goodwin, Full disclosure required, GRG, HBOS, HSBC, Ian Fraser, Insurance Fraud, Judiciary calling for action, Lawrence Tomlinson, LEGAL NEWS, Lloyds, Malpractice, Mortgage Fraud, Neil Mitchell, RBS, RBS GRG, Rory Cullinan, Ross McEwan, Serious Fraud Office, Sir Philip Hampton, Stephen Hester, Top Stories, Treasury Select Committee, Uncategorized, West Register
The Times James Hurley Published at 12:01AM, July 20 2015 Rob Law has spent “hundreds of thousands of pounds” defending his company, Trunki, which makes children’s ride-on cases Gareth Iwan Jones The cost of justice is in danger of allowing…
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Barclays paid $2.38bn to the regulators, including £284m to Britain’s financial watchdog Matt Dunham/AP The Times Harry Wilson, City Editor, and Alexandra Frean Published at 12:01AM, May 21 2015 Six of the world’s largest investment banks, including Barclays and Royal…
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Category: Alison Loveday / Berg, Bank Crime, Barclays, Caught telling lies, Financial Conduct Authority, Fred Goodwin, GRG, Ian Fraser, Judiciary calling for action, Malpractice, RBS, Ross McEwan, Serious Fraud Office, Sir Philip Hampton, Stephen Hester, Top Stories, Treasury Select Committee, West Register
Tags: banking fraud, Barclays malpractice, Financial Conduct Authority, Fred Goodwin, Malpractice, RBS GRG, RBS Malpractice, ROYAL Bank of Scotland, Sir Philip Hampton, Stephen Hester
Financial Times May 17, 2015 8:14 pm Jane Croft Lloyds Banking Group “artificially distressed” small business customers after they were “cynically” transferred to a support unit as banks sought to bolster their own balance sheets in the wake of the financial…
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Category: Alison Loveday / Berg, Bank Crime, Clifford Chance RBS review April 2014, Financial Conduct Authority, Fred Goodwin, GRG, HBOS, Lawrence Tomlinson, LEGAL NEWS, Lloyds, Malpractice, RBS, RBS GRG, Rory Cullinan, Ross McEwan, Serious Fraud Office, Sir Philip Hampton, Stephen Hester, Top Stories, Treasury Select Committee, West Register
Tags: banking fraud, Financial Conduct Authority, Fred Goodwin, GRG Action Group, Lloyds malpractice, RBS GRG, RBS Malpractice, RBS West Register, Rory Cullinan, ROYAL Bank of Scotland, Sir Philip Hampton, Stephen Hester
The New York Times By THE EDITORIAL BOARD MAY 15, 2015 The government won a big victory this week in a case against two banks that were found to have systematically deceived investors about shoddy mortgage securities they peddled during the…
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Category: Alison Loveday / Berg, Bank Crime, Caught telling lies, Financial Conduct Authority, Fred Goodwin, LEGAL NEWS, Malpractice, Mortgage Fraud, RBS, Ross McEwan, Sir Philip Hampton, Stephen Hester, Top Stories
Tags: banking fraud, criminal evidence, Financial Conduct Authority, Fred Goodwin, Lloyds malpractice, Mortgage Fraud, RBS, RBS Malpractice, ROYAL Bank of Scotland, Sir Philip Hampton, Stephen Hester
The Times Published at 12:01AM, May 7 2015 The language of finance can be arcane but the business of commercial banking is simply defined. Banks put together people who have capital and want a return on it with businesses…
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Category: Alison Loveday / Berg, Bank Crime, Caught telling lies, Clifford Chance RBS review April 2014, Financial Conduct Authority, Fred Goodwin, GRG, Ian Fraser, Lawrence Tomlinson, LEGAL NEWS, Malpractice, RBS, RBS GRG, Rory Cullinan, Ross McEwan, Serious Fraud Office, Sir Philip Hampton, Stephen Hester, Top Stories, Treasury Select Committee, West Register
Tags: banking fraud, Chris Sullivan, criminal evidence, Derek Sach, Financial Conduct Authority, Fred Goodwin, GRG Action Group, Lawrence Tomlinson, RBS GRG, RBS Malpractice, Rory Cullinan, Sir Philip Hampton, Stephen Hester
GRG Disbanded – Berg is ready to receive your GRG complaints and has litigation funding available Hot off the press on 08/08/14 is the news that GRG has been disbanded, and Derek Sachs is “moving on”. It would appear that the…
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Jason Allardyce and Iain Dey Published: 27 July 2014 THE taxpayer-owned bank RBS has awarded bonuses worth £17m to bankers in its controversial “turnround” unit, which has been accused of killing off small businesses for profit. Vince Cable, the business…
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Category: Alison Loveday / Berg, Caught telling lies, Clifford Chance RBS review April 2014, Fred Goodwin, GRG, Lawrence Tomlinson, Malpractice, RBS, Ross McEwan, Serious Fraud Office, Sir Philip Hampton, Stephen Hester, West Register
The Royal Bank of Scotland welcomed a report it commissioned by Clifford Chance which found “no evidence” that it tried to systematically defraud small firms. CEO Ross McEwan said: “We could not let this allegation hang over us. That’s why…
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Last month a report by a government advisor, Lawrence Tomlinson, accused The Royal Bank of Scotland of forcing some viable businesses into insolvency. The Bank has denied Tomlinson’s claims and has asked a leading law firm to carry out an…
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