Former US Comptroller of the Currency stands by Citi in payment error case
Former US Comptroller of the Currency Robert L. Clarke advises Court to reverse judgment against Citi in $900 million payment error case.
Former US Comptroller of the Currency Robert L. Clarke advises Court to reverse judgment against Citi in $900 million payment error case.
The Second Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals has agreed to expedite the Citibank appeal from a ruling over a $900 million payment error.
Citi asks Court to freeze funds sent to Revlon lenders due to $900 million payment error as it seeks to appeal from ruling.
Judge orders that non-returning lenders are entitled to keep the money that Citibank transferred by mistake.
The New York Southern District Court is prepared to proceed with trial in the case brought by Citibank over a $900 million payment error.
The Court may dismiss Citibank’s case due to a previously overlooked potential jurisdictional problem.
The Clearing House Association, The Clearing House Payments Company and the Bank Policy Institute throw their weight behind Citi.
A number of Citibank managers will testify as the bank tries to prove that the August 11, 2020 wire transfers were mistakenly made.
Citibank is having trouble getting back funds it sent by error to the Revlon term loan lenders.