South Korea has filed an appeal against a ruling by a Hague-based arbitration court ordering it to pay $32 million to a US hedge fund to compensate for its intervention in the merger of two Samsung affiliates in 2015.
An international tribunal ordered South Korea to pay 43.8 billion won (US$32 million) in compensation to US-based hedge fund Mason Capital in an investor-state suit the company filed over a controversial 2015 merger of two Samsung affiliates
La Cour permanente d’arbitrage à La Haye, au Pays-Bas, a rendu son verdict près de six ans après que le fonds basé à New York a lancé le processus de règlement des litiges.
The South Korean government filed an appeal seeking to cancel an international tribunal’s order to pay compensation to American private equity firm Lone Star Funds with the firm’s sell-off of the now-defunct Korea Exchange Bank.
Le fonds d’investissement américain Lone Star n’a pas pris acte de l’arbitrage du Centre international pour le règlement des différends relatifs aux investissements pour déposer une demande d’annulation du verdict.
US private equity firm Lone Star Funds has filed an application to cancel an international tribunal’s ruling that South Korea pay over 200 million US dollars in compensation.
La Corée du Sud a intenté une action en justice contre une injonction de dédommager le fonds spéculatif Elliott à plus de 50 millions de dollars sur la fusion controversée de deux filiales de Samsung en 2015.
Korea has filed a suit asking a court in Britain to cancel an order by an international tribunal to pay nearly $108 million (136 billion won) to U.S.-based hedge fund Elliott Investment Management.
South Korea has been ordered by the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes to compensate hedge fund Elliott approximately $108.5 million concerning the 2015 merger of two Samsung subsidiaries.