Police investigate former Sense IFA for 'running fraudulent scheme'
A former appointed representative of the Sense Network is being investigated by police for allegedly running an unauthorised deposit taking scheme, Police Scotland has confirmed.
Individuals associated with Aberdeen-based Midas Financial Solutions are alleged to have operated and controlled the scheme, for which the firm had no authorisation from its former network. Midas, which...
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