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UK Financial Regulator Takes Legal Action Against Neil Woodford Over Unauthorised Investment Advice

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The FCA is seeking an injunction against Neil Woodford and W4.0 for allegedly providing unauthorised investment advice via a subscription-based platform, following a year after announcing plans to ban Woodford from the City due to the collapse of his £10bn equity fund in 2019.

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