Those who lost out by investing with London Capital & Finance (LC&F) and other firms will protest outside the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) main offices on Friday.
The protest will take place between 11am until 4pm on Friday (6 December) outside the FCA main offices in central London. At 3pm, there will be a one-minute silence to remember people who have taken their lives after losing money and then loved ones, according to Trevor Mealham, who lost money and his business after investing with Lloyds, the protestors want to send the message to FCA chief executive Andrew Bailey that people's lives have been affected. LC&F collapsed in January this year for mis-selling some £236m worth of mini-bonds to thousands of investors. In April, the FCA ca...
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