Citigroup settles lawsuit with Loomis Sayles over alleged $70 million losses

The dispute centered on trade execution that allegedly swamped the market and caused more than $70 million in losses, according to the post.

Summary

Citigroup settled a lawsuit with Loomis Sayles after allegations that its trade execution caused more than $70 million in losses by swamping the market. The post does not disclose the settlement terms or the underlying claims in detail, but it frames the case as one involving market impact from a large execution.

Terms & Concepts
  • trade execution: The process of carrying out a buy or sell order in the market.
  • market-swamping: Trading activity large enough to overwhelm available liquidity and move prices.