The FSA has issued no alerts against UK-based "rogue trader"firms thought to be scamming consumers h...
The FSA has issued no alerts against UK-based "rogue trader"firms thought to be scamming consumers here and abroad, but other regulators have issued 16 warnings, including at least one concerning three brokers based in the FSA's own back yard. Research compiled by the Regulatory Intelligence Agency - set up to collate information and data from financial regulators all over the world - about scam warnings indicates a total of 699 warnings and alerts have been issued around the world concerning suspect or 'boiler room' operations which sell high-risk or worthless stocks to unsuspecting c...
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