Societe Generale SA, France’s second-largest bank by market value, sued a unit of Saad Group, owned by Maan al-Sanea, a billionaire accused of falsifying documents to obtain $10 billion in funds for his personal use.
The complaint was filed at the High Court in London last month against Saad Trading Contracting & Financial Services Co., and released by the tribunal in part yesterday.
Societe Generale claims Saad Trading hasn’t been paid back for a $50 million loan arranged in February and guaranteed by al-Sanea. It’s seeking return of the money plus a commission and legal costs, according to the suit.
Initial posting here:http://rupertbumfrey.blogspot.com/2009/09/socgen-in-new-london-legal-fight.html
It seems that since banks are recovering and their profits back on track more and more people start sueing them for losing their fortunes and how come we get all these cases during recessions?
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