Disputes in financial services can be complex, costly and protracted – and they often have broader regulatory implications too.
Gateley’s financial litigation lawyers understand the challenges of a financial services dispute and ensure that often complex financial disputes can be effectively managed to protect our clients’ reputations, limit costs exposure and achieve commercial outcomes in a broader regulatory context.
They know what they’re doing and provide a very good service to banks in this area.
Our financial litigation lawyers fully recognise that a contentious issue for a financial institution must be considered alongside wider regulatory implications, so we ensure litigation and regulatory risk are proactively managed in a coordinated manner.
We know that any individual issue – from operational disputes to security issues and recoveries – can have a wider impact on a client’s customer base, products and brand. That’s why our financial litigation lawyers help to manage that risk and seek to deliver a cost-effective resolution which protects our clients’ reputations.
Our work in this area complements the work done by our Banking and Restructuring teams, enabling us to deliver a full suite of services to banks and other finance providers. Members of our team of financial litigation lawyers regularly attend and speak at industry events. We also sit on a number of legal committees of the Finance and Leasing Association and the Consumer Credit Trade Association, and we are an associate member of the Association of Short Term Lenders.
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We have a broad client list and are highly respected for our understanding of the unique requirements of our banking and financial services clients, built on long-term and in-depth relationships, including regular secondments of team members to our clients’ in-house teams.
Our financial litigation lawyers help a broad range of banks, including five out of the six largest clearing banks in the UK and the leading challenger banks, building societies, asset finance houses, asset-based lenders, leasing companies and other specialist finance providers including short-term high-cost creditors.