Hedge fund Elliott Associates has been granted permission to appeal its court defeat over the London Metal Exchange's (LME) decision to suspend nickel trading and cancel billions of dollars of trades last year, according to a report by Bloomberg.
The report cites a regulatory filing by Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd, LME's parent company, as revealing that the Court of Appeal in London has granted Elliot's application to appeal a judgment that went in the exchange's favour last month.
The timing of the appeal, which the LME says it plans to contest, is yet to be determined, according to the filing.
Jane Street, which lost the initial case against the LME with Elliot in November, said at the time that iot would be evaluating its next move.
Lynx Asset Management selects xyt for global equities liquidity analytics
Lynx Asset Management has selected market data analytics provider xyt to deliver independent trading volume and liquidity analysis across…
More
Brazil election rally boosts hedge funds
Brazilian hedge fund managers who correctly anticipated a strong first-round performance by right-wing presidential candidate Flávio…
More
Tiger Global set for $5bn paper gain from early OpenAI investment
Tiger Global Management is poised to generate an estimated $5bn in paper gains from its early investment in OpenAI, as the artificial…
More