Keydata's Ford closes down victims' website

In a statement, Ford's spokesperson Jack Irvine said contributors to the site had made "repeated defamations" of the character of the former director of the failed investment company. False allegations about Ford's motivations over the last few months had also been posted, he said. The website was set up as a forum for investors and IFAs affected by the collapse of Keydata Investment Services to share information. Key discussions centred on what led to the FSA putting the firm in administration in June 2009, ways in which investors could reclaim their capital, and who was to blame ...