Although Justice Shirley Werner Kornreich warned that she found some of the state's claims "unconvincing," the securities fraud case against Barclays Capital alleging it misrepresented the benefits of its "dark pool" trading platform will go forward.
February 18, 2015 at 10:00 AM
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The New York Attorney General’s securities fraud case against Barclays Capital, alleging it misrepresented the benefits of its “dark pool” trading platform, can go forward, a Manhattan Commercial Division judge ruled Friday.
But Justice Shirley Werner Kornreich (See Profile) warned that she found some of the state’s claims “unconvincing.”
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