Misrepresentation, Fiduciary Duty and Negligence: Investor Scores Rare Win in Deutsche Bank v Chang

Law reports of the last decade are littered with unsuccessful suits by investors against their banks for negligent or unsuitable advice. Rarely do investors succeed. This is despite the wide array of courses of action available, allowing them to sue for breaches by the bank of contractual duty (in p...

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Main Author:	LOW, Kee Yang
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Subjects:	Asian Studies Banking and Finance Law Public Law and Legal Theory
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description	Law reports of the last decade are littered with unsuccessful suits by investors against their banks for negligent or unsuitable advice. Rarely do investors succeed. This is despite the wide array of courses of action available, allowing them to sue for breaches by the bank of contractual duty (in particular, through misrepresentation), duty of care, statutory duty and fiduciary duty.
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title	Misrepresentation, Fiduciary Duty and Negligence: Investor Scores Rare Win in Deutsche Bank v Chang
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Misrepresentation, Fiduciary Duty and Negligence: Investor Scores Rare Win in Deutsche Bank v Chang

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