Opt in or opt out: an FX class action decision worth millions

Rebekah Tunstead
02 Sep 2021

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A UK judicial body must decide whether or not to allow a US-style class action case on alleged manipulation of foreign exchange trades to continue, in a decision that could mean the difference of millions of pounds in potential damages, if the case proceeds at all.

Barclays, Citi, JP Morgan, NatWest Markets, Royal Bank of Scotland and UBS are accused of manipulating spot FX transactions between 2007 and 2013.

If the Competition Appeal Tribunal rules the case will move forward, it must decide

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