Park Row ordered to redress £7.8m to customers
Park Row must redress customers up to £7.8m for failing to ensure its sales were suitable, the FSA has announced.
The firm's former CEO, Peter Sprung, has been fined £49,000 and has agreed not to perform a significant function for five years. The FSA says it identified serious failings at the national IFA network...
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