FCA bans and fines former London Capital & Finance man over minibonds
Floris Jakobus Huisamen told to hand over £31,800
London Capital & Finance
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FCA censures firm over mini-bond scheme
11,000 investors lost over £237m between 2014 and 2019
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Ex-LCF boss handed 10-month sentence for restraint order breach
But it has been suspended for two years
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Mini-bond compensation scheme to end in October
Around 99.5% of victims have been paid redress
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FSCS to shut down mini-bond compensation scheme
But urges relatives of deceased bondholders to come forward
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Protestors slam FCA’s ‘chronic and catastrophic’ failings
They also accused the regulator of being ‘morally bankrupt’ as they marched to Parliament
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Scammers continue to target mini-bond victims
Lifeboat scheme has urged them to be ‘very wary’
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UK regulator rebukes LCF criticism
Bondholders have so far received £173m in compensation from various schemes
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Call for FCA to give evidence to Treasury over LCF failings
Campaigner Gina Miller accuses regulator of acting ‘illegally and illicitly’
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FCA slammed over handling of mini-bond compensation
Including criticism of its complaints scheme under which redress ‘will never be available’
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Mini-bond victims targeted by scammers again
Bogus email claims to be from a director of the defunct investment firm
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Failed mini-bond firm redress pot hits £91m
Just over 84% of eligible bondholders have been given compensation