02 February 2016
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An adviser has told how he was left suffering clinical depression and reliant on anti-depressants after he fell for a £50m scam City watchdogs repeatedly flouted warnings to shut down.
He said he lived in fear of personal bankruptcy, professional ruin, and the retribution of both the fraudsters and his clients they had swindled, even taking the precaution of moving his daughter out of...
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