Financier has bid to overturn damages ruling rejected by court
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The appeal was filed on 16 April
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The case consistently made headlines and gave the public a glimpse of the scenes behind the deals at the height of the 2008 crisis
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Staveley also accused of being a 'novice in raising finance'
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Closing arguments in the high-profile court case are taking place this week
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Lawyers for Staveley’s PCP Capital Partners pressed Kenneth Griffin on whether he ever acted as a principal investor
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Stephen Jones became the first chief executive of lobby group UK Finance in 2017 but stepped down in June ahead of the transcripts of his 2008 conversation coming to light in court
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Barclays' witness David Forbes had previously accused Staveley of trying to bill the sovereign wealth fund’s director for costs that her firm PCP had 'never in fact incurred'
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Jenkins also joked that he would give one of his colleagues 'a little bit of cocaine so he speaks a little bit quicker' for a meeting
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The bank’s former chief executive repeatedly referenced the promise of ‘Project Tinbac’
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The bank’s attorney Jeffery Onions QC was trying to determine whether Ali Jassim, an adviser to Sheikh Mansour of Abu Dhabi, and Amanda Staveley are still working together
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Staveley decided to sue Barclays because she thought that the bank 'would want to settle', Barclays QC suggested in the High Court
Bank's legal team takes aim at the true nature of the £3.25bn deal's terms
Staveley was put on the spot over why she didn’t raise her concerns about the £66m fee with Barclays or her own firm's lawyers as soon as she noticed it in a draft press release being written at the time of the deal
Jeffery Onions QC appeared to be zeroing in on whether Staveley could have won warrants in the bank
The bank’s legal team also refuted the claim it that it would have done ‘anything’ to avoid nationalisation in 2008
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The £346m earned in fees by the Qatari investors was more than ten times the £30m PCP pocketed for bringing Abu Dhabi into the fold, according to written submissions to the court
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