FCA bans disgraced 'celebrity adviser' after sexual assault conviction
‘Adviser to the stars’
FCA bans disgraced 'celebrity adviser' after sexual assault conviction
A former adviser jailed in 2018 for violent and sexual offences has been banned from operating in financial services by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
Frank Cochran, who founded Celebrity Financial Planning in 2007, was sent to prison after being convicted of sexual assault, coercive behaviour and harassment. The Wolverhampton-based firm, which featured...
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