Insurance broker banned for misleading regulator
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has banned a self-appointed insurance broking director from performing regulated functions after he "misled" the regulator and acted dishonestly.
Derek Wright, previously banned from all Lloyds premises for diverting client money, was a director of Romford-based Moorgate Insurance Agencies - despite never having been approved by the watchdog to...
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