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RGL Management are preparing a second claim against the platform

The Financial Conduct Authoritys (FCA) investigation into the Woodford Equity Income Fund (WEIF) finds that the failures of Link Fund Solutions (LFS) and "star stock picker" Neil Woodford ultimately led to the funds demise, leading to the regulator issuing notices.

Authorised corporate director Link Fund Solutions failed to act with due skill, care and diligence in its management of the Woodford Equity Income Fund , whose failure in 2019 trapped around...

The warning notices given to Woodford and WIM are not the FCA's final decisions

The FCA is planning to take action against Neil Woodford and WIM for their conduct in the management of the Woodford Equity Income Fund. The regulator has published a warning notice statement about the proposed action. This includes the FCA's allegations that Woodford had a "defective and unreasonably narrow

Neil Woodford had a “defective and unreasonably narrow” understanding of his job before his funds collapsed, the City watchdog has found.

Regulator said it would have proposed a penalty of up to £50m if Link had not settled on a scheme of arrangement

11 March: Move Prompted By Surge In Retail Trading According to a report in the Financial Times this weekend, eToro, the retail trading platform, is see

Link Group is on track to become part of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (The Trust Bank) by mid-2024, having kicked off work to integrate the businesses.

Investors in Neil Woodford’s collapsed investment fund are set for £230m in payouts after a court approved a controversial redress scheme.