Celebrities and bankers among 500 investors suing Ingenious Media
Expecting to recover around £200m
Celebrities, such as British composer Andrew Lloyd-Webber, athletes and bankers are among the 500 investors suing film investment firm Ingenious Media, according to reports.
Investors claimed they were misled about investments in the film industry that were deemed tax avoidance by the government, Bloomberg reported. According to court documents, celebrities, as well as...
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