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Banks' duties when executing client instructions: the Quincecare duty
Practical Law UK Practice Note w-029-5158 (Approx. 10 pages)
Banks' duties when executing client instructions: the Quincecare duty
by Ravi Jackson and Devon Airey, 3 Verulam Buildings
This note provides an overview of the Quincecare duty and explains how banks can mitigate the risks of acting in breach of the duty when executing client instructions. It is one of a suite of notes on banks' duties aimed at in-house legal counsel working at a bank.
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