Life settlements firm EEA points complainants towards advisers
EEA Group, the company behind the EEA Life Settlements fund, is urging investors who believe they were mis-sold the product to complain to the intermediaries who arranged the sale, following an alert by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
Guernsey-based EEA said it had not provided advice to retail investors in the UK, but instead had marketed the fund to institutional investors and independent financial advisers. The fund is an unregulated...
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