Mini-bond victims targeted by scammers
As Financial Services Compensation Scheme urges them to be cautious
London Capital & Finance
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Mis-selling victims turn to UK government for action
As regulator admits it is unable to fully police problematic ads on Google
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Just 1% of mini-bonds victims to be compensated
Action group says it’s ‘bad news’ but it will use the decision as strong political leverage
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UK Labour Party calls for inquiry into FCA failures
Before top boss Andrew Bailey becomes governor of the Bank of England
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Legal victory for mini-bond victims
As judge rules in favour of appointment of independent trustee
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Investment victims to protest against UK regulator
And ask for FCA boss’ resignation over alleged failings
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Mini-bond firm administrators unable to trace nearly £8m
About 500 investors gave funds to collapsed firm linked to London Capital & Finance
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HMRC ‘penalised’ victims of failed mini-bond firm
As lawyers ask HM Treasury to change its policy to protect investor money
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Mini-bond investors told to expect just 25% refund
As administrator prepares to undertake a ‘significant number of legal actions’ that may take years
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Firm linked to London Capital & Finance has collapsed
It raised almost £8m by selling mini-bonds to hundreds of investors
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Independent investigation into mini-bond firm imminent
But Financial Conduct Authority employees can turn down interview requests
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Mini-bond investors received advice and can get compensation
UK lifeboat scheme investigation into London Capital & Finance showed misleading advisory practices