Quilter Cheviot clone firm prompts watchdog warning
Has been cold-calling consumers
The regulatory body said the “clone firm” had been cold-calling consumers to lure them into paying them.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued a warning about scammers claiming to be from discretionary fund management firm Quilter Cheviot.
The regulatory body said the "clone firm", calling itself Quilter Cheviot Investment Management, had been cold-calling consumers to lure them into paying them. A Quilter Cheviot spokesperson said it...
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