Editorial - Hunter v Moss Revisited - Hugh Pigott analyses the much-criticised decision of the Court of Appeal in Hunter v Moss and concludes that, in relation to the proposition that a proprietary claim cannot exist over an asset held in a fungible pool if the asset has not been in some way segregated or appropriated in such a way that it can be identified as belonging to a particular person, ...

BANANA SKINS 2005: THE CSFI'S ANNUAL SURVEY OF THE RISKS FACING BANKS - Hugh Pigott summarises the 2005 survey by the Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation of the risks facing banks, which is based on a questionnaire sent out to bankers, users, regulators and observers.

Pigott, Hugh, (2005)

EDITORIAL - THE FINANCIAL MARKETS LAW COMMITTEE PAPER ON TRUSTEE EXEMPTION CLAUSES - Hugh Pigott explains why the Financial Markets Law Committee fears that the implementation of the Law Commission's proposals contained in its Consultation Paper No 117, 'Trustee Exemption Clauses', would be likely to have an extremely detrimental effect on the international financial markets in London.

Pigott, Hugh, (2004)

EDITORIAL - LESSONS FROM EQUITABLE LIFE - Hugh Pigott examines some of the conclusions of Lord Penrose's report which show that although principally Equitable Life was author of its own misfortunes, the practices of its management could not have been sustained over a material part of the 1990s had there been in place an appropriate regulatory structure adapted to the requirements of a changing ...

Pigott, Hugh, (2004)