Police launch investigation into mortgage middleman fined £1m

West Midlands Police have launched a fraud investigation into a Birmingham financier over his role in sale and rent back agreements.

Earlier this month, the Financial Conduct Authority fined Gurpreet Singh Chadda £945,277 and banned him from working in the financial services industry. Among the reasons for the ban was Chadda's role...

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