Keydata

An elderly couple caught up in the Keydata collapse have become the first Norwich and Peterborough (N&P) customers to successfully claim the building society mis-sold products, exposing them to "inappropriate risk".

Keydatavictims has been taken offline after allegations of libel by Keydata founder Stewart Ford.

Government Whip and MP for Norwich North Chloe Smith is calling for an official meeting with Hector Sants on the FSA's role in Keydata's collapse.

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) could be forced to pay out to hundreds of investors who lost money in Keydata, not just through ISAs, in light of evidence directors knew as early as 2005 their promotional literature was "misleading"...

Paul Burgin on whether IFAs can afford to ignore structured products after 2012

An offer by US hedge fund CarVal to rescue Keydata backer Lifemark from liquidation is not "gone forever", say sources close to the situation.

Keydata owes HMRC £12m in unpaid tax, which is more than double previous estimates, according to the FSA.

Norwich & Peterborough (N&P) Building Society will no longer offer structured products to its customers after having its fingers burnt in the Keydata debacle.

Lifemark, one of the life settlements groups behind Keydata, could be facing liquidation after US hedge fund CarVal pulled a $60m rescue offer.

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) received almost 20,000 extra investment claims in 2009/10, mostly as a result of the collapse of Keydata Investment Services.