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  • Motor finance lenders warned of ‘gridlock’ as £9bn scandal clogs rearview

    Banking

    The UK’s top banks are gearing up to put the long-running motor finance scandal in the rearview mirror but warning lights on the dashboard suggest they may still face “gridlock” on the multi-billion pound saga. FTSE 250 lender Vanquis became the latest on Monday to confirm it would not lodge a legal challenge against the [...]

    Lloyds headquarters exterior against a clear sky, showcasing iconic modern architecture in a bustling business district
  • Revolut, Mastercard, Visa lose legal battle on card fees cap

    Fintech

    Revolut, Mastercard and Visa have lost a legal battle against the UK’s payments watchdog amid plans to introduce a cap on card fees for overseas transactions. The trio of payment giants brought a judicial review to the High Court following a decision by the Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) in December 2024, confirming that it would consult on the [...]

    Mastercard subsidiary Vocalink has been fined by the Bank of England.
  • Freshfields: Revenue passes £2bn at Magic Circle law firm but profit cut

    Legal

    Profit at Magic Circle law firm Freshfields was cut during its latest financial year despite its revenue passing £2bn for the first time. Freshfields has reported a pre-tax profit of £668.9m for the 12 months to 30 April, 2024, according to newly-filed accounts with Companies House. Profit before partners’ annuities increased from £497.8m to £675m. [...]

    Freshfields is part of the so-called Magic Circle. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
  • Inside the bitter court battle over Yodel’s future – and why it matters

    January 20, 2025

    An increasingly bitter legal battle has broken out between Yodel and the entrepreneur who attempted to rescue the delivery giant last year. In the one corner is the Liverpool-headquartered company and its chief executive, Mike Hancox. In the other is the man who led that aborted rescue deal – which ended up falling through last [...]

  • Wealthy man’s stripped back negligence claim against Clyde & Co ‘must go to trial’

    April 12, 2024

    A wealthy businessman’s stripped-back claim against Clyde & Co ‘must go to trial’ after a judge threw out his case against two XXIV Old Buildings barristers. Riad Tawfiq Al Sadik, who owns the largest construction and engineering company in the UAE, filed a professional negligence against City law firm Clyde & Co, barristers Michael Black [...]

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