The independent review of the Connaught property fund – the fund behind former bridging lender Tiuta – has been released prompting the chair of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to admit that there were a number of things the regulator “could have done better”. Bridging lender Tiuta went into administration back in September 2012 after a blackhole of approximately £20m had been found in its accounts at the beginning of 2011. By December 2012, Connaught had entered liquidation. At that point, the outstanding principal invested by investors stood at £79m. Since then, investors hav...