Deutsche Bank avoids $50m suit over margin call dispute
A New York federal judge has dismissed a suit that had alleged that Deutsche Bank caused a forex investment firm to lose more than $50m by wrongly forcing it to pay a large margin call during the 2008 financial crisis. The judge ruled that the bank did not act in breach of contract or engage in fraud.

By Max Stendahl (March 22, 2016, 5:21 PM EDT) -- A New York federal judge on Tuesday dismissed a suit alleging Deutsche Bank caused a foreign exchange investment firm more than $50 million in losses by wrongly forcing it to pay a hefty margin call during the 2008 financial crisis, saying the bank didn't breach a contract or engage in fraud....

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