The UK’s financial regulator has moved to fine former high-profile fund manager Neil Woodford and his company Woodford Investment Management (WIM) a combined £45.9 million, following the collapse of the
The UK’s financial regulator has moved to fine former high-profile fund manager Neil Woodford and his company Woodford Investment Management (WIM) a combined £45.9 million, following the collapse of the
The City regulator has strongly criticized ex-leading investor Neil Woodford and indicated a potential £50m fine for the management of his failed fund.
Following an investigation into one of Britain’s biggest investment scandals, victims of Neil Woodford’s investment empire collapse are to receive a payout of £235m.
It is anticipated that thousands of investors who suffered losses in Neil Woodford’s income fund collapse will receive further compensation through an agreement made with the City regulator.
Hargreaves Lansdown was sued by thousands of investors in a multimillion-pound suit for his promotion of Neil Woodford’s equity income fund.
Impending FCA sanction raises the possibility of compensation for thousands.
Mike Ingram, Former Chief Market Strategist at WH Ireland
Mike Ingram, Former Chief Market Strategist at WH Ireland
An experienced financial market professional and thought leader, with a City career spanning twenty-six years
Mike Ingram, Former Chief Market Strategist at WH Ireland
Mike Ingram, Former Chief Market Strategist at WH Ireland
The Board of Woodford Patient Capital Trust plc (the “Company”) is pleased to announce that it has agreed heads of terms to appoint Schroder Investment Management Limited (“Schroders”) as the