A Court of Appeal ruling about what constitutes a collective investment scheme has raised questions about the status of Harlequin that could cast further doubt on its suitability for retail investors.
The Court of Appeal has backed the Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) case that Capital Alternatives and others promoted and operated collective investment schemes without authorisation. Capita...
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