FrontPoint Australian Opportunities Trust v. UBS AG, et al.

  1. June 12, 2017

    Deutsche Bank To Pay $170M To Settle Euribor Investor Suit

    Deutsche Bank AG has agreed to a $170 million settlement with investors accusing big banks of conspiring to rig Euribor in a deal that would bring proposed relief to more than $300 million, according to documents filed in New York federal court on Monday.

  2. April 18, 2017

    Citigroup, JPMorgan Win Bid To Trim Euribor Antitrust Claims

    A New York federal judge on Tuesday further narrowed a potential putative class action alleging big banks conspired to manipulate Euribor, the euro interbank offered rate, after reconsidering his prior opinion that allowed two investors to proceed with claims against JPMorgan and Citigroup.

  3. April 10, 2017

    Judge Prods Euribor Class Action Parties On Discovery

    A New York federal judge Monday told attorneys in a proposed putative class action by investors alleging J.P. Morgan and Citigroup conspired to manipulate Euribor that there was a "big hole in the donut" that is their proposed schedule, namely any indication when discovery will be completed.

  4. February 21, 2017

    Citigroup, JPMorgan Face Euribor Antitrust Class Action

    A New York federal judge on Tuesday trimmed a putative class action brought by investors who say they lost money in derivatives transactions because big banks conspired to manipulate Euribor, the euro interbank offered rate. But two plaintiffs, including a California retirement fund, still have claims against JPMorgan and Citigroup.

  5. January 12, 2017

    HSBC Inks $45M Deal To Settle Euribor Investor Claims

    Investors suing big banks over alleged manipulation of Euribor, the euro interbank offered rate, asked a New York federal court Wednesday to sign off on a $45 million settlement with HSBC Bank PLC.

  6. May 31, 2016

    Euribor Class Says 2nd Circ. Libor Revival Keeps Claims Alive

    The proposed class accusing Barclays and other big banks of manipulating the euro interbank offered rate, or Euribor, told a New York federal judge on Tuesday that the Second Circuit's recent revival of a Libor antitrust suit opens up hundreds, or maybe thousands, of new wire fraud claims.