One of Spain's largest banks won €358.5 million ($376.5 million) from Cerberus when a London judge ruled Wednesday that the private equity giant wrongly interpreted investment agreements linked to the bank's Spanish real estate portfolios.

A London court on Wednesday refused to allow an ex-owner of PrivatBank to sell aircraft stranded in Ukraine after Russia's invasion, concluding the sale may risk breaching a freezing order in a $4.2 billion fraud case.

The National Crime Agency said Wednesday that it has dismantled two Russian money laundering networks tied to drugs, ransomware and espionage in an international operation with the United States, France and Ireland.

Britain's top four accounting firms "continue to dominate" and earn almost all the fees in the audit market, even though smaller companies have grown their share in 2023, the accounting watchdog said Wednesday.

A former precious metals trader at JPMorgan has accused his former employer of unfair dismissal, as his lawyer argued on Wednesday that the bank dismissed him to appear tough on fraud after a criminal scandal in 2022.

An Austrian banker sought Tuesday to overturn a London court decision allowing his extradition to the U.S. on money laundering charges over his alleged role in a massive corruption scandal involving Brazilian construction conglomerate Odebrecht SA, calling the U.S. government's arguments "risible."

Representatives of more than 45 million U.K. consumers confirmed Tuesday that they had settled a multibillion-pound claim against Mastercard over its fees, which is likely to end one of the first cases to test the boundaries of Britain's collective proceedings regime.

Retailers suing Mastercard and Visa argued before the Court of Appeal on Tuesday that their damages bill from alleged unlawful overcharging by the card companies should incorporate continuing losses because the anticompetitive conduct has not yet stopped.

Microsoft was hit on Tuesday with a class action of more than £1 billion ($1.3 billion) brought on behalf of thousands of U.K. businesses alleging that it overcharged for licensing fees to its Windows Server, a software used in cloud computing.

Millions of motorists who allegedly overpaid for their cars have reached a £37.3 million ($47.3 million) settlement against two vehicle shipping companies in an opt-out class action before a trial in January, lawyers representing the group said Tuesday.