Berlin and Munich-based law office Rössner Rechtsanwälte has specialised in banking and capital market law since 1976. Comprising of a highly competent and skilled team of employees, Rössner exclusively represents institutional and private investors, as well as banking clients who have sustained financial damages.

As this article’s headline polarises, many will probably ask themselves if a bank can be seen as an enemy of their clients at all. Dr. Jochen Weck, partner at law office Rössner Rechtsanwälte, finds a clear answer: “Banks can be seen as enemies – though in a figurative sense of a conflict of interest. The bank wants to make money out of business relationships with their clients. The client seeks to achieve the highest possible return with their investment. Thus, a bank partially acts against customer interests.”

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