Redress for victims ‘impossible’ under FCA compensation changes
Activist Gina Miller files complaint against regulator over reforms to its scheme
Activist Gina Miller and her husband Alan have turned to law firm Shearman and Sterling to submit a letter of support to an official complaint made by London Capital & Finance (LCF) investors.
The submission to the Complaints Commissioner came after the Financial Conduct Authority announced in September 2020 that it would make changes to its complaints scheme.
The Millers said that, after “having received no satisfactory reply” from the regulator, they worked with the law firm to file an official claim with the Commissioner.
Redress for victims impossible under FCA compensation changes
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a lot of people particularly on the bricks it side they feel that why are we not just leaving and many say we don t really need this deal with the european union i ve just spoken to to some great city of friends actually and they they said well we should we should just go and why is this not happening so a lot of people thought this was going to be much easier than actually it is going to happen now we caught up with activist gina miller and we asked her about parliament s road in this process for the next days and weeks to come and and this is what she had to say. i m very concerned i think the politicians have no real plan out of the mess we are in they still squabbling or talking about arguments and debates they had two and a half three years ago rather than looking at where we are now. the position we are facing now is that legally if mrs may s vote doesn t go through today is that the new deal cliff it will be the twelfth of april so the court the m.p. s have to