Four found guilty in £1.4m cold-calling investment scam
More than 300 victims
A criminal prosecution brought by the FCA has led to four men being found guilty in relation to their roles in a cold-calling scam that cost more than 300 victims a combined £1.4m.
Mirza set up Symbiosis to provide "healthcare solutions", Bhandari acted as a corporate adviser to the firm and organised the selling of the shares and the Moore brothers were directly involved in cold-calling...
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