Illegal pension introducers lose in court
At least 2,000 people parted with £91.8m of their retirement savings
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UK Sipp firm goes bust
But eligibility over compensation may be decided in the High Court
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Credit card fraudster financial adviser banned
He is currently serving a three-and-a-half-year jail term
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High Court judge invalidates two Wills in mental health case
Daughter awarded half of mother’s estate after she was written out of both legal documents
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Carey Pensions ruling not the death knell for all Sipp claims
As solicitor argues that Liberty Sipp and Guinness Mahon complaints are different
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Unauthorised share scheme to refund £3.6m to victims
Following high court order which deemed promotion of the products ‘unlawful’
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Third ever unexplained wealth order quashed in UK
But National Crime Agency intends to appeal the decision
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Old Mutual South Africa gets greenlight for CEO successor
As ousted boss loses high court bid to stop the life company replacing him
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Trustee of mini-bond firm ordered to pay £150,000
‘The sight of a trustee clinging to office is unattractive’ the judge told the high court
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London mansion frozen by unexplained wealth order
It is owned by two offshore companies and occupied by the grandson of Kazakhstan’s former president
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Sacked Old Mutual boss takes fight to supreme court
After losing his bid to be reinstated as the firm’s chief executive
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Ousted Old Mutual CEO loses legal bid for reinstatement
Ex-chief Peter Moyo says there is a ‘very good chance’ he will appeal decision in the Supreme Court