FCA sues Neil Woodford for allegedly offering unauthorised investment advice

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The UK financial regulator is taking legal action against the former investment star Neil Woodford for allegedly offering unauthorised investment advice online, months after being banned from the City.

The Financial Conduct Authority said it was seeking an injunction against Woodford and W4.0, a United Arab Emirates-registered company, to stop them carrying out “potentially unlawful activities”.
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FCA sues Neil Woodford for allegedly offering unauthorised investment advice

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