Sale of Link Fund Solutions to comprise majority of Woodford redress

Deal expected to be concluded in October and remains subject to a raft of approvals

Elliot Gulliver-Needham
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The sale of Link Fund Solutions to Waystone Group is set to comprise the majority of redress paid to investors in the former LF Woodford Equity Income fund.

Following last night's (19 April) statement from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) regarding total redress owed to investors as a result of WEIF's collapse, Waystone, Link Group and Link Fund Solutions have clarified details of the sale. Waystone has signed definitive agreements to purchase the Irish and UK businesses of Link Fund Solutions, for an amount expected to total between £110m and £140m.  The deal will partly fund the settlement agreed upon by the FCA, Link Group and Link Fund Solutions to end the investigation into the company's role as authorised corporate director of ...

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