Chloe Carpenter Call Date: 2001

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1 LONDON & SINGAPORE Chloe Carpenter Call Date: 2001 Chloe has a broad commercial practice covering all areas of commercial law, in particular, arbitration, commercial litigation, banking, financial services, insurance and professional negligence. She acted in an arbitration concerning an insurance dispute arising out of mortgage endowment misselling, in the Box Clever Securitisation litigation (duties of arranger and joint lead manager in the context of a securitisation), in the House of Lords in Hilton v Barker Booth and Eastwood and in credit crunch litigation arising from the sale of structured notes in Al Sulaiman v Credit Suisse and Plurimi and in Al Khorafi v Sarasin-Alpen and others and is currently acting on LIBOR manipulation claims. She also has extensive experience in all aspects of professional discipline/regulation. For example, she acted for the SRA in the Miners Compensation cases, in the QASA judicial review and in the Court of Appeal in SRA v Malins and for the NMC in Beety and others v NMC. AREAS O F EXPERT ISE Banking & finance Commercial dispute resolution Fraud: civil Insurance and reinsurance Professional discipline Professional negligence Administrative & public law Aviation REC O MMENDAT IO NS Chloe is recommended as a leading junior in the fields of Professional Negligence, Professional discipline and regulatory law and Administrative and public law in the Legal 500, and in Professional Discipline in Chambers UK. Comments in the directories in recent years include: Very thorough and extremely bright. Chambers UK 2018, Professional Discipline She s great on solicitors regulatory issues; very sensible and very good. Chambers UK 2018, Professional Discipline Extremely hardworking, she produces persuasive and precise writing in minimal time. (Professional Discipline and Regulatory Law, Legal )

2 First rate (Professional Negligence, Legal ) Junior with a strong reputation in the field of professional discipline, particularly as it relates to solicitors and barristers. She habitually acts for the SRA and is especially adept at advisory work on behalf of both regulators and the regulated, She is well placed to handle challenging matters. Her detailed analysis and balanced, well-written opinions are of great assistance to clients, She demonstrates strong analytical skills, high levels of intellect and commercial acumen (Chambers UK, 2017, Professional Discipline) Extremely hardworking, she produces persuasive and precise writing in minimal time. (Administrative and Public Law, Legal 500, 2017) She really drills down to the underlying calculations or fine details that a lot of people miss (Professional Negligence, Legal 500, 2016) She provides a very sharp mind, short turnaround times and is undaunted by large-scale work. (Administrative and Public Law, Legal 500, 2016) She is highly intelligent, perceptive, and gets to the nub of the matter quickly. She is extremely thorough, shows impressive attention to detail, and produces excellent documentation. (Chambers UK, 2016, Professional discipline) She is exceptionally bright and has an incredibly forensic mind (Professional Negligence, Legal 500, 2015) Extremely clever, clear thinking and practical in her approach (Administrative and Public law, Legal 500, 2015) Extremely thorough with impressive attention to detail (Professional discipline, Legal 500, 2015) She is a very thorough and persuasive pleader. (Professional Discipline, Chambers UK, 2015) She is very responsive, clear and practical. (Professional Discipline, Chambers UK, 2015) Extremely helpful, with impressive attention to detail (Administrative and public law leading juniors, Legal 500, 2014) Very user friendly and commercial (Professional discipline and regulatory law leading juniors, Legal 500, 2014) A leading junior who regularly acts for the SRA (Professional Discipline, Chambers UK, 2014) Absolutely fantastic, and a junior who is noted in particular for the strength of her written submissions. (Professional Discipline, Chambers UK, 2013) A client favourite due to her thoroughness and brightness. (Professional Discipline, Chambers UK, 2013). Clients and peers rave about Chloe Carpenter, a bright young barrister who is rapidly making a name for herself in solo appearances [for] the SRA (Professional Discipline, Chambers UK, 2012) routinely acts for the SRA, often unled (Professional Discipline, Chambers UK, 2011) Immensely thorough and bright, she is now an established figure in the regulatory field. (Professional Discipline, Chambers UK, 2011) Solicitors are in awe of her incredible grasp of facts and documentation. (Professional Discipline, Chambers UK, 2010) REC ENT PRAC T IC E Banking & Finance and Financial S ervices Acting (led by Raymond Cox QC) in two swaps cases regarding alleged LIBOR misrepresentations and/or swaps misselling (Basalt and Palazzo v RBS and Thamesview and others v RBS). Acted (led by Raymond Cox QC) for a mortgage provider regarding a representative claim for breach of contract brought by a borrower representing several hundred others in an action group in respect

3 of the increase of the margin payable over Bank of England Base Rate on buy-to-let mortgages: Alexander (as representative of the Property 118 Action Group) v West Bromwich Mortgage Company Limited [2015] EWHC 135 (Comm); [2016] EWCA Civ 496. Acted (led by Michael Brindle QC) for the first appellant in Al Khorafi and others v Bank Sarasin-Alpen and another in its appeal to the DIFC Court of Appeal in Dubai and in respect of a quantum determination. T he case concerned the alleged misselling of structured notes. Acted (with Patricia Robertson QC) for a bank in the defence of group litigation for alleged misselling of investments in a company which held an indirect interest in commercial property. (McEneaney and others v Ulster Bank and another). Acted (led by Patricia Robertson QC) for the second defendant in Al Sulaiman v Credit Suisse and Plurimi [2013] EWHC 400 (Comm) in the successful defence of a claim for alleged misselling of structured notes and alleged mismanagement of an advisory portfolio. Acted for Awal Bank BSC (led by Marcus Smith QC) in relation to a claim under a put option agreement (Awal Bank BSC (In Administration) v Al-Sanea [2011] EWHC 1354 (Comm)). Acted in claims relating to finance leases raising various issues including of capacity and authority. Acted (with Michael Brindle QC) in an insurance dispute arising out of mortgage endowment misselling. Acted (with Michael Brindle QC and John T aylor) in the Box Clever Securitisation litigation (duties of arranger and joint lead manager in the context of a securitisation) (one of T he Lawyer magazine s top trials of 2008, settled in January 2008). Acted (with Michael Brindle QC and Craig Orr) for Close Brothers Corporate Finance in defending a claim for 180m by UGC. Civil Fraud Currently acting (led by Raymond Cox QC) on two LIBOR manipulation claims. Acted (with Michael Brindle QC) for claimants in a multi-million dollar deceit claim (Diorite and Miller v Tiku). Acted (with David Railton QC and Marcus Smith) as junior counsel for the insured in a three-week arbitration concerning an insurance dispute with Lloyd s insurers regarding viatical policies. Acted for a High Street bank in obtaining freezing injunctions against customers. Commercial Lit igat ion Acting (led by Raymond Cox QC) in two swaps LIBOR misrepresentation/swaps misselling claims. Acted (led by Raymond Cox QC) for a mortgage provider regarding a representative claim brought in the Commercial Court for breach of contract brought by a borrower representing several hundred others in an action group in respect of the increase of the margin payable over Bank of England Base Rate on buy-to-let mortgages: Alexander (as representative of the Property 118 Action Group) v West Bromwich Mortgage Company Limited [2015] EWHC 135 (Comm); [2016] EWCA Civ 496. Acted in China Development Bank v Angel Shipping for a Chinese bank in relation to claims under a loan agreement/ guarantees. Various credit crunch lit igat ion including: Acted (led by Michael Brindle QC) for a financial services provider in its appeal to the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) Court of Appeal (Al Khorafi and others v Bank Sarasin-Alpen and another) and in a quantum determination. T he claim concerned the alleged misselling of structured notes on a leveraged basis, following the non-payment by the investors of margin calls in 2008 leading to the liquidation of their account. Acted (with Patricia Robertson QC) in the defence of group litigation in the Commercial Court for

4 alleged misselling of investments in a company which held an indirect interest in commercial property, the company having been liquidated following the credit crunch (McEneaney and others v Ulster Bank and another). Acted (led by Patricia Robertson QC) for investment advisers in defending a claim in the Commercial Court for alleged misselling of structured notes on a leveraged basis and alleged mismanagement of an advisory portfolio, following the investor s failure to pay margin calls in 2008 leading to the liquidation of her account (Al Sulaiman v Credit Suisse and Plurimi [2013] EWHC 400 (Comm)). Acted (with Michael Brindle QC) for claimants in a multi-million dollar deceit claim listed for trial in the Commercial Court in 2013 (Diorite and Miller v Tiku). Acted for the administrators of Awal Bank BSC (led by Marcus Smith QC) in relation to a claim in the Commercial Court under a put option agreement (Awal Bank BSC (In Administration) v Al-Sanea [2011] EWHC 1354 (Comm)). Acted (unled) for a firm of solicitors on a claim for its professional fees. Acted in claims relating to finance leases raising various issues including of capacity and authority. Acted (led by Jeffrey Chapman QC) in a claim for a declaration that a contract had pursuant to one of its terms been extended (2011). T he claim settled shortly before the preliminary issue was due to be heard. Acted (unled) for the Law Society in Law Society v Farrell in obtaining summary judgment against the defendant on a claim for breach of trust and a subrogated claim brought by the Law Society in its capacity as trustee of the Compensation Fund (2011). Acted (with Mark Simpson QC) for solicitors facing a claim arising out of tax advice given on a Management Buy Out. Appeared at interlocutory hearings on the case unled. Acted (unled) for the claimant in a High Court claim for breach of an archiving contract, including various contested applications heard at a CMC. T he case settled before trial. Acted as junior counsel (with Michael Brindle QC and John T aylor) in the Box Clever Securitisation litigation in the Commercial Court (duties of arranger and joint lead manager in the context of a securitisation). Acted (with Guy Philipps QC) in a jurisdictional dispute in 7E v Vertex [2007] 1 WLR 2175 (Court of Appeal). Acted as a junior counsel (with Michael Brindle QC and Craig Orr) for Close Brothers Corporate Finance in defending a claim for 180m by UGC. Insurance & Reinsurance Acted as junior counsel (with Michael Brindle QC) in an insurance dispute arising out of mortgage endowment misselling. Acted (with David Railton QC and Marcus Smith) as junior counsel for the insured in a three-week arbitration concerning an insurance dispute with Lloyd s insurers regarding viatical policies. Acted (with Michael Brindle QC and Craig Orr QC) for insurers in connection with claims arising out of the collapse of Enron. Advised on insurance coverage issues relating to professional indemnity insurance. Professional Negligence Advised on and acted in various professional negligence claims including claims against solicitors, barristers, insurance brokers, accountants, financial advisers, investment advisers, valuers and construction contract professionals, including:- Acting (with Raymond Cox QC) for claimants on a swaps misselling claim;

5 Acted (led by Michael Brindle QC) for a financial services provider in its appeal to the DIFC Court of Appeal (Al Khorafi and others v Bank Sarasin Alpen and another). T he case concerns alleged misselling of structured notes, raising issues as to compliance with the regulatory regime in Dubai. Acted (with Patricia Robertson QC) in the defence of group litigation for alleged misselling of investments in a company which held an indirect interest in commercial property (McEneaney and others v Ulster Bank and another). Acted (unled) for a solicitor defending a claim for professional negligence. Acted (led by Patricia Robertson QC) for investment advisers in successfully defending a claim for alleged misselling of structured notes and alleged mismanagement of an advisory portfolio (Al Sulaiman v Credit Suisse and Plurimi [2013] EWHC 400 (Comm)). Acted (with Mark Simpson QC) for solicitors facing a claim arising out of tax advice given on a Management Buy Out. Appeared at interlocutory hearings on the case unled. Acted as junior counsel (with Michael Brindle QC and John T aylor) in the Box Clever Securitisation litigation (duties of arranger and joint lead manager in the context of a securitisation). Acted (with Mark Simpson QC) for a firm of valuers in a 1.8m claim arising out of a valuation of a development site and 2 HMOs. Acted for the Appellant (with T imothy Dutton QC) in the House of Lords in Hilton v Barker Booth and Eastwood [2005] UKHL 8. Acted as a junior counsel (with Michael Brindle QC and Craig Orr) for Close Brothers Corporate Finance in defending a claim for 180m by UGC. Professional Discipline, Administ rat ive, Public Law & Regulat ory Law Advised and acted (both led and unled) in various matters concerning the regulation of solicitors, barristers, other lawyers, insolvency practitioners, financial professionals, and those operating in other markets either for the regulator or for those who are subject to investigation/ disciplinary action or who seek advice as to regulatory compliance, including advising on Alternative Business Structures (ABSs). Cases have included disciplinary cases before disciplinary tribunals and appeals from/applications for judicial review of such decisions; review of findings of inadequate professional services; intervention matters before the High Court; appeals to the Master of the Rolls/High Court against conditions on Practising Certificates; commercial cases in which regulatory issues arise (for example, alleged breaches of COB or COBs rules within a professional negligence claim) and cases where advice is sought. For example: Regularly advise on issues of regulatory compliance. Acted (unled) for the SRA in disciplinary proceedings brought against Clifford Chance and a partner Mr Panayides Acted for the SRA (led by Richard Coleman QC) on the appeal to the Court of Appeal in SRA v Malins [2018] EWCA Civ 366 concerning the meaning of the concept of integrity/lack of integrity in the regulatory context Acting for the SRA on two appeals to the High Court against decisions by the SDT not to strike solicitors off the Roll for dishonest conduct Acting for the SRA in a claim for intervention costs: SRA v Blavo [2017] 1 W.L.R (on appeal to the Court of Appeal) Acted for the Nursing and Midwifery Council ( NMC ) (led by T imothy Dutton QC) in the successful defence of a judicial review in Beety and others v NMC [2017] EWHC 3232 (Admin). T he Registrar of the NMC had made a decision that the indemnity arrangement held by members of Independent Midwives UK Ltd did not provide appropriate cover for attending women in childbirth. T he claimants case (that the decision had been made in error of law and/or breached their rights under EU law and/or

6 breached their Article 1 Protocol 1 rights under the Human Rights Act) was rejected. Acted (unled) for the SRA in opposing an appeal against conditions on a solicitor s practicing certificate: Moosavi v Law Society [2016] EWHC 1821 (Admin) Acted (unled) for the SRA in various cases brought before the Solicitors Disciplinary T ribunal, including SRA v Lee, SRA v Goldberg, SRA v Ford, SRA v Wheeler Acted (led by Bankim T hanki QC) in respect of a commodities investigation. Acted (unled) for the SRA in respect of the judicial review into QASA [2014] EWHC 28 (Admin). Acted (unled) for the SRA in respect of an appeal to the Court of Appeal in respect of a claim for breach of Article 1 Protocol 1 (settled). Acted (unled) for the SRA in respect of the disciplinary proceedings and appeal in Broomhead v SRA [2014] EWHC 2772 (Admin). Acted (unled) for the SRA in Chancery proceedings arising from an intervention (Ogunniyi and Adhikari v SRA [2014] EWHC 3861 (Ch) and [2014] EWHC 1835 (Ch)). Acted (with Richard Coleman QC) for the SRA in relation to injunction proceedings arising out of interventions into 2 law firms. Acted (unled) for the SRA on a solicitor s claim for withdrawal of an intervention and for the SRA in the subsequent disciplinary proceedings (SRA v Yildiz). Acted (led by Patricia Robertson QC) for the second defendant in Al Sulaiman v Credit Suisse and Plurimi [2013] EWHC 400 (Comm) in the defence of a claim for alleged misselling of structured notes and alleged mismanagement of an advisory portfolio, which included defending claims of alleged breaches of COBs rules. Acted (unled) for the SRA in relation to an application for a stay of a decision of the Solicitors Disciplinary T ribunal. Acted (unled) for the SRA in the Divisional Court in respect of appeals by solicitors against sentences imposed by the Solicitors Disciplinary T ribunal. Acted for the SRA in the disciplinary proceedings SRA v Thaker in 2012 (led by T imothy Dutton QC). Acted (unled) by the SRA in a judicial review application brought by Mr T haker during the course of those proceedings (Thaker v SRA [2012] EWHC 432 (Admin)). Acted (unled) for the SRA in the case of SRA v Higgott (heard by the Solicitors Disciplinary T ribunal in October 2011). Acted (unled) for the Law Society on two judicial review claims brought by a solicitor who challenged IPS awards. Junior counsel for the SRA (led by Nicholas Peacock QC) in SRA v Baptist, Benz, Taylor and Wild ( ). Acted (unled) for the Law Society in Law Society v Farrell in obtaining summary judgment against the defendant on a claim for breach of trust and a subrogated claim brought by the Law Society in its capacity as trustee of the Compensation Fund (2011). Acted for the SRA (unled) in the cases of SRA v Obatolu and Kola and SRA v Obatolu and Scott-Emuakpor, heard together by the Solicitors Disciplinary T ribunal in January Junior counsel for the Law Society/SRA on disciplinary/regulatory issues arising out of the Miners Compensation cases (2006 onwards) including SRA v Raleys (led by Geoffrey Williams QC on an application to enforce 2 IPS awards in June 2006 and led by T imothy Dutton QC on disciplinary proceedings/ application to enforce further IPS awards brought against 5 partners and 1 former partner of the firm in 2007 onwards), SRA v Nulty and Trotter (led by T imothy Dutton QC) and SRA v Robinson (led by Katrina Wingfield). Acted as junior counsel for the SRA (led by Richard Coleman) in the disciplinary proceedings brought against certain former partners of Rowe Cohen regarding their work in connection with the T AG Scheme (2009).

7 Acted (unled) at the Solicitors Disciplinary T ribunal for a solicitor charged with dishonest, alternatively reckless, breaches of the Solicitors Accounts Rules and dishonest, alternatively culpable, overcharging (October 2009). T he solicitor was acquitted of dishonesty. Law Society v Baxendale-Walker and Auden: Acted (with T imothy Dutton QC) for the Law Society on Mr Baxendale-Walker s appeal from phase 1 of the SDT disciplinary findings and on the Law Society s successful cross-appeal on costs (Divisional Court [2006] 3 All ER 675, Court of Appeal [2007] 3 All ER 330). Acted (with T imothy Dutton QC) for the Law Society on Mr Baxendale-Walker s appeal to the Master of the Rolls against conditions on his practising certificate (2005) and responding to an application for judicial review of a decision of the SDT ( ). Also acted with T imothy Dutton QC in the phase 2 disciplinary proceedings (against Mr Baxendale-Walker and Mr Auden) culminating in a 3-week hearing in September Prepared a skeleton argument in response to Mr Baxendale- Walker s appeal from the phase 2 disciplinary proceedings; his appeal was subsequently withdrawn. Advised/ acted for two partners and one former partner of a firm which was the subject of regulatory investigation regarding alleged breaches of the Solicitors Accounts Rules ( ). Defended two of the three Respondents (unled) at a 2-day hearing at the SDT in November Law Society v Guyster (2007). Acted (with T imothy Dutton QC) for the Law Society in an application for an injunction against a solicitor who was the subject of an intervention compelling him to hand over documents to the Law Society. Harvey v Law Society [2003] EWHC 535 (Ch), acted (with T imothy Dutton QC and Nicholas Peacock) for the Law Society defending a claim to set aside an intervention. Law Society v Dooley acted for the Law Society in disciplinary proceedings before the Solicitors Disciplinary T ribunal (July/August 2002) and on appeal to the Divisional Court (2003). Junior Counsel to T imothy Dutton QC. Arbit rat ion Acted in an arbitration regarding a dispute arising under Cayman Islands law. Acted as junior counsel (with Michael Brindle QC) in an insurance dispute arising out of mortgage endowment misselling. Acted (with David Railton QC and Marcus Smith) as junior counsel for the insured in a three-week arbitration concerning an insurance dispute with Lloyd s insurers regarding viatical policies. Aviat ion Advised on and acted in a number of aviation law matters: Advised (with Bankim T hanki QC) the CAA as to the effect of section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 in the event of tour operator failure. Acted (with Akhil Shah QC) in a claim arising out of an air accident. Acted in various claims for loss of baggage and delay raising Warsaw Convention issues. Const ruct ion Advised on and acted in cases involving building disputes including claims under the Defective Premises Act, professional negligence claims, misrepresentation claims, claims for non-completion of sale, claims for return of deposit, claims under Section 106 of the T own and Country Planning Act Consumer Law Advised (with Bankim T hanki QC) the CAA on credit card issuer liability under section 75 Consumer Credit Act Experience of other aspects of the Consumer Credit Act, e.g. issue of whether an agreement which

8 exceeded the statutory ceiling fell within the Act as a multiple agreement. Experience of cases raising issues under the Unfair T erms in Consumer Contract Regulations 1999 and the Unfair Contract T erms Act Part nership Experience of advising on various partnership issues e.g. whether a salaried partner liable for partnership debts under the holding out principle. Report ed cases: Harvey v Law Society [2003] EWHC 535 (Ch) Sterling Hay Corporate Risks Limited v Mr Wasu [2003] EWHC 748 (Ch) Hilton v Barker Booth and Eastwood [2005] UKHL 8 Law Society v Baxendale-Walker: appeal from SDT disciplinary findings [2006] 3 All ER 675 (Divisional Court); [2007] 3 All ER 330, [2008] 1 W.L.R. 426 (Court of Appeal) 7E Communications v Vertex [2007] 1 WLR 2175 (Court of Appeal) Awal Bank BSC (In Administration) v Al-Sanea [2011] EWHC 1354 (Comm) Thaker v SRA [2012] EWHC 432 (Admin) Al Sulaiman v Credit Suisse and Plurimi [2013] EWHC 400 (Comm) Lumsdon v Legal Services Board, BSB and SRA [2014] EWHC 28 (Admin) Ogunniyi and Adhikari v SRA [2014] EWHC 3861 (Ch) and [2014] EWHC 1835 (Ch) Broomhead v SRA [2014] EWHC 2772 (Admin) Alexander (as representative of the Property 118 Action Group) v West Bromwich Mortgage Company Limited [2015] EWHC 135 (Comm) and [2016] EWCA Civ 496 Moosavi v Law Society [2016] EWHC 1821 (Admin) Al Khorafi and others v Sarasin Alpen and another, DIFC Court of Appeal, Claim No CA 003/2015 Judgment 3 March 2016 Law Society v Blavo [2017] 1 WLR 4514 Beety and others v NMC [2017] EWHC 3232 (Admin) SRA v Malins [2018] EWCA Civ 366 EDUC AT IO N

9 BVC, Inns of Court School of Law (Very competent) (2001) BCL, Oxford, Brasenose College (Distinction) (Proxime accessit to the Vinerian Scholarship, i.e. second highest Distinction in the year) (2000) LLB, King s College London (First Class) (T op first in the university) (1999) PRIZES & SC HO LARSHIPS Mansfield Scholarship, Lincoln s Inn (2000) Hardwicke Entrance Award, Lincoln s Inn (2000) Restitution Prize, Oxford University (2000) (highest mark in the university for law of Restitution on the BCL) Arts and Humanities Research Board Award for Postgraduate Study (1999) Sweet and Maxwell Prize, King s College London (1999) (highest Honours in the LLB) Strand T rust Prize, King s College London (1998 and 1999) (highest overall marks in Parts I and II of the LLB) NO T ABLE C ASES Harvey v Law Society [2003] EWHC 535 (Ch) Sterling Hay Corporate Risks Limited v Mr Wasu [2003] EWHC 748 (Ch) Hilton v Barker Booth and Eastwood [2005] UKHL 8 Law Society v Baxendale-Walker: appeal from SDT disciplinary findings [2006] 3 All ER 675 (Divisional Court); [2007] 3 All ER 330, [2008] 1 W.L.R. 426(Court of Appeal) 7E Communications v Vertex [2007] 1 WLR 2175 (Court of Appeal) Awal Bank BSC (In Administration) v Al-Sanea [2011] EWHC 1354 (Comm) Thaker v SRA [2012] EWHC 432 (Admin) Al Sulaiman v Credit Suisse and Plurimi [2013] EWHC 400 (Comm) Lumsdon v LSB, BSB and SRA [2014] EWHC 28 (Admin) Ogunniyi and Adhikari v SRA [2014] EWHC 3861 (Ch) and [2014] EWHC 1835 (Ch) Broomhead v SRA [2014] EWHC 2772 (Admin) Alexander (as representative of the Property 118 Action Group) v West Bromwich Mortgage Company Limited [2015] EWHC 135 (Comm); [2016] EWCA Civ 496 Moosavi v Law Society [2016] EWHC 1821 (Admin) Al Khorafi and others v Sarasin Alpen and another, DIFC Court of Appeal, Claim No CA 003/2015 Judgment 3 March 2016 Law Society v Blavo [2017] 1 W.L.R Beety and others v NMC [2017] EWHC 3232 (Admin)

10 SRA v Panayides and Clifford Chance SRA v Malins [2018] EWCA Civ 366 PUBLIC AT IO NS Review of Enrichment and Restitution in New Zealand T ru.l.i. 2001, 15(4), Joint author of The Law of Privilege, edited by Bankim T hanki QC, third edition (2018, Oxford University Press). Joint author of Law of Bank Payments, 5 edition, edited by Michael Brindle QC and Raymond Cox QC (2017, Sweet & Maxwell) th T he Scope of Legal Professional Privilege, R (on the application of Prudential Plc) v Special Commissioner of Income Tax[2013] UKSC 1; [2013] 2 W.L.R. 325 SC P.N. 2013, 29(2), Do they bear comparison? S.J. 2013, 157(24), 17 O T HER EXPERIENC E T aught law of Restitution at King s College London, September-December 2000 MEMBERSHIPS COMBAR ARDL (T he Association of Regulatory and Disciplinary Lawyers) LO NDO N Fountain Court Chambers Fountain Court, T emple London EC4Y 9DH chambers@ fountaincourt.co.uk T el: +44 (0 ) Fax: +44 (0 ) DX: 5 LDE SING APO RE Ocean Financial Centre #37-0 6/10 10 Collyer Quay Sing apore T el: