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Permission for expert evidence on disputed FX issues (Issue 1.4 and 1.5) is refused at this stage as the issues are not sufficiently defined, the necessity and reasonable requirement for such evidence is not established, and claimants must provide further particulars before reconsideration.
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Persons Identified in Schedule 1 v Equiti Capital UK Ltd [2025] EWHC 3422 (Ch) (17 July 2025)
The High Court refused, at this stage, permission for expert evidence on two FX-trading issues, holding that the issues were insufficiently defined and needed better particularisation.
The High Court granted ECU pre-action disclosure in part over alleged HSBC FX front-running, finding the claim arguable and the requests proportionate.
London Capital Group, R (On the Application Of) v The Financial Ombudsman Service Ltd [2013] EWHC 2425 (Admin) (02 August 2013)
The High Court held that London Capital’s forex account contracts were specified investments under article 85 RAO, so the Financial Ombudsman Service had jurisdiction.
The High Court held that the Financial Ombudsman Service had jurisdiction over a forex trading complaint because the account terms created regulated investments under article 85 RAO.
Mirador International LLC v MF Global UK Ltd [2011] EWHC 683 (Comm) (23 March 2011)
The court held that Mirador was entitled to commission under an introducing broker agreement for the Dante Lido account, including introductions made before execution.
Commercial dispute over an introducing broker agreement. The High Court construed the profit-sharing clause and held estoppel by convention barred several claims.
Byblos International Fund Llc v IFX Markets Ltd [2009] EWHC 346 (QB) (27 February 2009)
Commercial contract dispute over a brokerage profit-sharing agreement. The court held most claimed profits were not recoverable, but granted limited declaratory relief on some trades and post-termination deductions.
Byblos International Fund Llc v IFX Markets Ltd [2009] EWHC 346 (QB) (27 February 2009)
Commercial contract dispute over an introducing broker agreement, including profit sharing, forex trading, CFDs, roll-overs, and estoppel by convention.
The High Court dismissed claims by Sharad Patel and Asia Centre PLC against Bank of India arising from forex trading losses, margin disputes, and alleged unauthorised account activity.
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