• BNP Paribas challenged a trial-court ruling in Sudan-related litigation, arguing the court misapplied Swiss law and excluded key evidence.
• The bank said the transactions at issue were authorized under Swiss and European law.
• Amicus briefs from the Swiss and US governments supported the bank’s position, alongside academics, jurists, and industry groups.
• The bank said plaintiffs’ latest brief added no new arguments, then reiterated plans to reply at the US Second Circuit.

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