Covenant-light lending structures, intermediary arrangements, and intense competition for yield have created fertile ground for sophisticated fraud in the private credit market, with asset recovery presenting its own set of legal and practical challenges.

Data analysis and expert insights confirm current trends in fraud litigation: criminals are utilizing sophisticated technology, Quincecare-type claims remain at the forefront, and increasing numbers of cases are coming from  real estate and TMT sectors. What might this foretell for fraud litigation in 2026 and beyond?

As tumultuous times in global politics and economies negatively impact UK’s financial sector, disputes, ethical issues, and insolvencies are sure to increase.

English common law recognition of Russian bankruptcy order in the case of Vesnin v Queeled makes a strong case for cross-border insolvency aid.

Latest data confirms the UK continues at the forefront of commercial fraud litigation, as confirmed by claimants from around the world.

Alex Jay looks at trends in commercial fraud litigation in England and Wales through court cases, business sector impacts, and increasing cryptocurrency claims.

Take a listen to Alex Jay's podcast feature on Stewarts Commercial Litigation Podcast to explain Quincecare Duty and the delicate balance of responsibility banks hold to honor the requests of their clients while preventing fraudulent activity.