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JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Will Woodford investors see payout?

Brazen double standards. That was the verdict last week of many Woodford Equity Income fund investors who contacted me in response to the Government s announcement of the compensation it will pay savers who lost money as a result of the failure of mini-bond provider London Capital & Finance.  On the one hand, they expressed delight that the Government will pay these bondholders £120million in compensation as a result of the City regulator s abject failure to protect their financial interests. The compensation will result in some 10,000 investors receiving 80 per cent of the value of their original investment, capped at £68,000.  On the other, they are seething that so far there appears no inclination to compensate them for the losses they have suffered as a result of the failure of the same regulator (the utterly useless Financial Conduct Authority) to ensure Woodford Equity Income (and its manager Neil Woodford) was abiding by the rules before it was suspended in June 2019. As

Fury as Treasury destroys Equitable Life compensation records

Fury as Treasury destroys Equitable Life compensation records Some 15 policyholders die every day without receiving full compensation 22 April 2021 • 1:32pm Victims of the Equitable Life scandal have seen their chances of justice collapse after HM Treasury admitted it has destroyed all records relating to compensation claims. Policyholders and MPs have been campaigning for the Treasury to provide more compensation to victims. However, officials today told the Public Accounts Committee of MPs it had wiped records, despite promising not to do so. Hundreds of thousands of campaigners who have said compensation has been insufficient, and had hoped to make an appeal, will now no longer to able to do so.

Meet The Jackie Robinson Of Wall Street

Meet The Jackie Robinson Of Wall Street Opener: Courtesy Reginald F. Lewis family Executive photo: Courtesy Reginald F. Lewis family Young Lewis: Courtesy Reginald F. Lewis family George Bush: Courtesy Loida Nicolas Lewis Michael Milken: Courtesy Loida Nicolas Lewis Airplane: Courtesy Loida Nicolas Lewis Share to Facebook Share to Linkedin In 1987, a little-known New York lawyer became a master of the universe when he led a takeover of the food conglomerate Beatrice International, creating the first Black-owned billion-dollar company. Robert Smith, Michael Milken, Henry Kravis and others recall the life and legacy of Reginald F. Lewis. On November 30, 1987, an army of 180 lawyers, accountants, financial advisors and corporate executives annexed six floors of prestigious New York law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, in a race to close a $985 million leveraged buyout of the food conglomerate Beatrice International. The deal (which would be worth some $2.3 billion tod

Investegate |Utmost Group Announcements | Utmost Group: Utmost Group acquisition of Quilter International

Investegate |Utmost Group Announcements | Utmost Group: Utmost Group acquisition of Quilter International
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Investegate |Quilter PLC Announcements | Quilter PLC: Sale of Quilter International

Investegate |Quilter PLC Announcements | Quilter PLC: Sale of Quilter International
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