Andrew Rose

Commercial and chancery disputes, particularly those involving civil fraud, company law, insolvency, banking and financial services. Extensive experience of cases involving jurisdictional and conflicts of laws issues, including anti-suit injunctions, cross-border insolvency cases, and disputes involving the interaction between courts and arbitral tribunals.

Called 2013 (Lincoln’s Inn). Tenant at 4 Stone Buildings from 2014. Called to the Bar of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court (British Virgin Islands) and a Part 2 Registered Practitioner in the Dubai International Financial Centre. Notable instructions include: the litigation concerning Banco Santander’s global HQ in the Chancery Division (Maud) and Commercial Court (Marme); the Playboy bank reference litigation in the London Circuit Commercial Court; the Khorafi mis-selling litigation in the Dubai International Financial Centre; disputes arising from the insolvency of the NMC Healthcare group litigated in fora including the Abu Dhabi Global Market (NMCH v Dubai Islamic Bank); and acting for Banca Generali in the Chancery Division and Court of Appeal in disputes arising from securitisations.