The exact nature of any loss is likely to involve hours of complex argument in the court. The hearing, which is being shown online, is expected to last about two months and follows a high profile criminal case.
The Serious Fraud Office had alleged that lucrative terms given to Qatar were hidden from the market and other investors through bogus advisory service agreements. The civil court trial involving PCP had been postponed several times to allow the criminal trial to proceed. Staveley has, in recent months, been involved in brokering a deal which could see a Saudi consortium take control of Newcastle United.
She added that she would be "taking advice on appealing the judge's decision not to award damages. The financier had claimed Barclays concealed the terms of its complex fundraising, rather than disclose them to the financial markets as was required. However, Mr Justice Waksman, who heard evidence at a trial in London during the summer of , criticised Barclays, saying he "found Barclays to be guilty of serious deceit towards it [PCP]".
He praised Ms Staveley's character, describing her as "the driving force of PCP" and as a "tough, clever and creative entrepreneur" but said her claim "as a whole must fail". The judge said: "Barclays contends that, in general, Ms Staveley was thoroughly unreliable, her evidence was inconsistent with documents, she had a flawed recollection and she was guilty of 'obvious embellishment and invention'.
He added: "I thought that, for the most part, her evidence was reliable. Ms Staveley has made headlines after becoming involved with two Premier League football clubs.
In , she acted for then Manchester City owner Thaksin Shinawatra when he sold the club, and last year was involved in trying to broker a deal which could have seen a Saudi consortium take control of Newcastle United. She told Mr Justice Waksman how she mainly invested in sports brands and companies in the hospitality sector. Ms Staveley, who was born near Ripon, North Yorkshire, outlined her career during the trial of her dispute with Barclays.
After setting up a number of businesses in the Cambridge area, with varying degrees of success, she later moved to Abu Dhabi and was offered a job at an investment fund. She told the trial in the summer she had provided a variety of services to high-profile investments and political figures across the Middle East, including the president of Libya, Colonel Gaddafi. The trial contained some colourful details. If you found your way to this web page, then you are probably being sued by Barclays Bank Delaware.
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