Category: GRG Review

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Litigation: What is Unlawful Means Conspiracy?

Unlawful means conspiracy is a civil tort where two or more individuals collude to harm another using illegal methods. Victims of such misconduct may find this tort useful in seeking compensation for acts that might not be actionable independently. By understanding unlawful means conspiracy, individuals can assess their legal options and protect their rights against potential wrongdoing.

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The Times: FCA ‘will not rush’ after receiving delayed RBS GRG report

The FCA has stated it will not rush the delayed report on RBS’s Global Restructuring Group (GRG) due to the complexity and importance of the investigation. The report, highly awaited following allegations of misconduct by GRG, aims to thoroughly assess RBS’s treatment of SMEs and the bank’s recovery practices.

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High Court slams Dentons and RBS for “cavalier” attitude to disclosure

The High Court criticised Dentons and RBS for a “cavalier” attitude toward disclosure in litigation, specifically failing to comply with a court order to produce around 25 million relevant documents related to LIBOR misconduct allegations. Proper disclosure is vital to ensure fairness in litigation, but RBS has a history of inadequate disclosure, including being found to have deliberately withheld documents in previous cases. This pattern raises serious concerns about RBS’s litigation culture and compliance with court rules.

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RBS faces call for FCA-agreed GRG Review compensation scheme

The FCA is set to recommend a compensation scheme for businesses harmed by RBS’s Global Restructuring Group (GRG), according to an upcoming report. While the GRG Review may be quicker than litigation, it is criticised for being unfair and limiting compensation. Victims are advised to consider parallel litigation, which is designed to ensure a fair outcome. GRG, a troubled business support unit within RBS, controlled assets of 16,000 SMEs before being disbanded in 2014 following misfeasance allegations.