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BVI Court of Appeal rules against attempt by liquidators of Madoff feeder fund to claw back $1 b in redemptions from investors

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Asset Recovery Banks & Trusts Bermuda British Virgin Islands Cayman Islands
Channel Islands Fraud Guernsey Investment Isle of Man Liquidations & Insolvencies Litigation Luxembourg Switzerland USA United Arab Emirates United Kingdom
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ABN Amro Credit Suisse Deutsche Bank EFG Bank Fairfield Sentry Limited
Harneys Julius Baer Kenneth Krys KRyS Global Lloyds TSB Bank Lombard Odier Phillip Kite Pictet & Cie The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority UBS
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Highlights

  • Judgment affirms prior ruling that Fairfield Sentry was contractually obligated to honor redemption requests, even if based on inaccurate NAVs
  • Fairfield Sentry was largest feeder fund for Madoff fraud, investing over $7 billion
  • Redeeming investors who benefit from the judgment include UBS, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Bank Julius Baer & Co., Lloyds TSB Bank, Pictet & Cie,and Lombard Odier

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