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Integra FX3X Fund, L.P. et al v. Deutsche Bank, AG
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November 30, 2016
Deutsche Bank Ducks $50M Crisis-Era Margin Call Suit Again
For the second time in eight months, Deutsche Bank escaped a lawsuit alleging it caused a foreign exchange investment firm more than $50 million in losses by forcing the firm to pay a substantial margin call during the financial crisis, a New York federal judge ruled Tuesday.
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March 22, 2016
Deutsche Bank Dodges $50M Suit Over Crisis-Era Margin Call
A New York federal judge on Tuesday dismissed a suit alleging Deutsche Bank caused a foreign exchange investment firm more than $50 million in losses by wrongly forcing it to pay a hefty margin call during the 2008 financial crisis, saying the bank didn't breach a contract or engage in fraud.
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July 14, 2015
Deutsche Bank's 'Con Game' Can't Be Tolerated, Court Hears
A Florida-based asset management firm urged a New York federal judge Monday not to allow Deutsche Bank AG to wiggle its way out of a lawsuit accusing the bank of orchestrating a "con game" that caused a hedge fund to lose $50 million at the height of the financial crisis.
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May 18, 2015
Deutsche Bank Disclaims Hedge Fund's $50M Failure
Deutsche Bank AG is fighting allegations that its poor margin calculations on foreign exchange trades led a hedge fund to lose $50 million, telling a New York federal judge on Friday that the fund's reliance on an alleged oral promise to not call in the calculation has no basis in law.