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FGS claim v ING and Bunq

Bank Liability at the Gateway of Admissibility: The Amsterdam WAMCA Ruling in Stichting FGS v ING and bunq

Amsterdam Court Admits WAMCA Class Action Against ING/bunq Case note on Rechtbank Amsterdam, 15 July 2026, ECLI:NL:RBAMS:2026:7864 (C/13/772051 / HA ZA 25-1256), published 10 August 2026. On 15 July 2026 the Amsterdam District Court held a collective action against two banks admissible under the Dutch Act on the Resolution of

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