Arch cru investors want to know why Capita won't be fined like 27 other firms who they say failed in the same way. Levy paying IFAs should want to know too.
The FSA has yet to publish its review into the role of Capita, the authorised corporate director (ACD) of the funds, in the Arch cru debacle. But Capita has refused to accept any liability - and has already said no financial penalty will be imposed on it by the FSA. Arch cru investors who argue the recently announced £54m payment package will return just 50% of their original investment, plan to challenge the FSA's view that the deal it brokered is the best outcome possible. They say Capita failed in its role as ACD to take reasonable care to organise and control its affairs respon...
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