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The claimants ("Claimants") are a group of 21 investors in derivative credit-linked notes called "DBS High Notes 5" ("HN5") which were issued by the respondent, DBS Bank Ltd ("Respondent"
In this case, the English High Court had to consider the effect of a standard clause in the ISDA Master Agreement on payment obligations under a transaction in the event of default by one party
The Singapore Court of Appeal recently held, in Lam Chi Kin David v Deutsche Bank AG 2010 SGCA 42 (1 December 2010), that a private wealth management client engaged in forex trading should have been given sufficient time to furnish additional margin for his trading position
