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The regulator said that Rahul Shah deliberately encouraged another person to purchase shares in Vyke Communications while he had inside information about the company, resulting in a prohibition order but not a financial penalty.
Shah had a contract in place which meant he would receive 40% of any profit from the purchase of Vyke shares, and the FCA said the market abuse was “deliberate”, but that Shah had avoided a £125,000 fine because of his financial position.
Yin Loke joins after completing a six-month returnship through the Diversity Project’s Returner programme
Majority of investors are currently underweight fixed income, according to Managing Partners Group
The fund is the first actively-managed, short-term money market fund regulated ETF in Europe
Builds on existing real estate and climate transition LTAFs
Will become a stand-alone business rebranded as S&W
Arcus Zensen is managed by Arcus co-founder Mark Pearson
