A high court judge has thrown out a case against Royal Bank of Scotland alleging that its disgraced restructuring unit broke the law when it took control of a struggling bowling business in the wake of the financial crisis.
The ruling represents a victory for RBS, which has apologised for inappropriate activities at its Global Restructuring Group between 2008 and 2013, but has never acknowledged any unlawful conduct.
The case was brought by the former owners of Bowlplex, a 16-strong chain of bowling alleys that was referred to the GRG in 2009. They alleged that RBS and West Register an indirectly owned R…
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