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Sep 5, 2020 13 tweets 4 min read Read on X
It's more than @TheFCA 'failures'. Time & again we've exposed dishonesty & criminal concealment by FCA both independently & in collusion with banks & firms. LIBOR & FX - FCA independently & in collusion with banks dishonestly concealed true extent & their awareness of it...
FCA in a recorded interview with me confirm they were aware of Lloyds Bank pattern of abuse of whistleblowers. FCA did nothing but dishonestly conceal their awareness of this abuse, because the whistleblowers disclosures had also inadvertently implicated or exposed the FCA.....
FCA approved the promotion and marketing of the Blackmore Bond in May 2017, despite my reports to them two months earlier that pensioners were being targeted, client sophistication was being falsified & they were guaranteeing 9%+ annual returns with principal also guaranteed....
@TheFCA told me FX fraud by LBG was outside FCA jurisdiction. I took the evidence to @CityPoliceFraud COLP opened a file & were going to investigate UNTIL FCA intervened to prevent it. An investigation that would have revealed FCA had approved LBG criminal FX Mark ups practise...
Let's be clear here. FX was unregulated and according to them beyond their jurisdiction, but still the @TheFCA was able to prevent CoLP from launching their criminal investigation. Yet they claim their hands are tied in respect to mini bonds??
How about the FCA's 'handling' of RBS GRG. The @TheFCA didn't just provide a poor summary of the Promontory 166 report, they made knowingly false representations in respect to its findings. Yet the FCA has faced no sanctions or investigation.
The FCA this year published findings against Lloyds for poor treatment of mortgage customers. It confirms that they were aware of this abuse of customers as early as 2013 and that it was ongoing in 2015, but colluded with the FOS in 2018 to deny a complaint on this very issue...
The FCA in 2018 had claimed in this case that they could not get involved in individual cases. WHEREAS, this report proves that a) they knew every aspect of the complaint was 100% consistent with the misconduct and b) that there were over 500,000 victims...
Incredibly, when hard evidence was presented to the FCA & FOS to prove that the bank had lied, falsified and witheld data, the FCA ignored it and the FOS said "We dismiss this case in its entirety without consideration of its merits". The FCA were ok with that....
Furthermore, the FCA colluded with Lloyds so as to enable them to limit the compensation they had to pay for this mistreatment of 500,000+ customers to just £300mio. That's about £600 each. WHEREAS, true damage per customer is approx £300 per month for up to 10 years....
The mortgage customer case I mentioned... They had arrears of over £35,000 as a result of the fraud by LBG, and LBG had added, wait for it, over £75,000 in legal costs to the customers mortgage account. The FCA & LBG redress scheme offered them £350 compensation.....
However, when they secured legal representation & lawyers produced draft particulars that represented the same basis of complaint & evidence that we had presented to LBG, FCA & FOS, then LBG settled and wiped out all arrears and costs. Proving they knew they were wrong all along.
The @TheFCA and @financialombuds are not guilty of mere 'failings', they are guilty of dishonesty, concealment and criminality.

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Dec 18, 2022
On Friday of last week HSBC made false &/or misleading representations on personal behalf of CEO Ian Stuart that sought to conceal USD LIBOR collusion & manipulation undertaken by senior HSBC exec in 2008…. @TransparencyTF @appgonpbandffs @BBCNews @CommonsTreasury
Stuart (email was sent on his personal behalf, so treating as his personal words) sought to claim that there was no wrongdoing evident within documents sent to him within my report. Documents that prove HSBC Co-ordinated USD LIBOR manipulation and under specific directions of BBA
(BBA = British Banking Association). Failure to recognise market abuse & manipulation is an offence under FCA codes including MAR and FX remediation programme. LBG CEO Nunn (former colleague of Stuart’s at HSBC) also committed same offence recently in respect to FX wrongdoing…
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Dec 16, 2022
This is a huge issue. In more ways than one. Matt's 'coal face' experience plus great lawyers is the ideal combination. Someone who knows how it really worked, with lawyers who knew how to translate that into powerful legal arguments & jaw dropping 'discovery'... @TransparencyTF
I'm restricted as to what I can say about much of the work I & my associates do. But safe to say that what our work, review & investigations discover, tends to be far more than regulators or prosecutors. For the most part that's due to their lack of experience.....
If you don't speak the language, how can you understand what's actually being said? If you don't know where to look, how can you find? And an important variable; in addition to what we know to look for is that which we don't know exists, but we'll recognise it when we see it...
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Oct 2, 2022
Essentially what AIG and others were doing with CDS's prior to, and that helped cause, the Financial Crisis. Also, the same as LBG Options traders were doing in EUR/CHF & that I blew the whistle on in March 2014.... @TransparencyTF @appgonpbandffs @CommonsTreasury
Options desk hadn't put any of their 'stop loss' orders in EUR/CHF into the Order system where I, as the trader responsible for CHF, would manage this risk. Only late on 14/03/14, did Options inform me of them and enter them in the system. I sent this to my line manager....
It was f***ing madness, and they knew it. That's why they had not entered any stop loss orders into the order system. They knew they had to conceal it, as I would have raised the alarm. They were selling huge amounts of downside EUR/CHF risk for 'nickels' as Matt described....
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Sep 30, 2022
ICO upholds my complaint against the FCA! Making false representations like the FCA did to me earlier this week, is hardly addressing the issues, and hardly them 'work[ing] with you to resolve any outstanding matters'.... @TransparencyTF @appgonpbandffs @AWhistleblowing
My tweet from earlier this week that included @TheFCA false representations made to me this week with intent to deceive me and the ICO and to deny the complaint.
I tagged @AWhistleblowing & @appgonpbandffs on this because evidence I now have & that prompted this complaint to ICO proves that @TheFCA and @LloydsBank both acted dishonestly in 2015 & 2016 and with intent to pervert the course of justice & cause detriment to a whistleblower...
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Sep 30, 2022
Why are pension funds raising cash to pay Margin? Surely their counterparty just increases the concealed credit line they took out upon sale of the Swap like with SME's? Oh, wait, that's right, because you can't satisfy Margin with a f***ing credit line!... @TransparencyTF
Apologise for the language (well, not really). Frustrating when you make this point over and over, that Margin for IRHP's sold to SME's can only be satisfied by cash or collateral, and NOT a credit line [concealed from the customer] and only now is it being understood.....
Banks and the FCA created a false narrative and conceived the term 'break cost' so as to exclude all reference to margin requirements from the IRHP review. 'Break cost' is a consequence of, not the mechanism as it applies to Margin and Margin Requirement......
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Jun 12, 2022
Well put together piece by @MuhammadAliNasr - theconversation.com/why-a-new-euro… . I would say ‘inevitable’ as opposed to ‘possibility’. This touches upon some of the macro economic issues that make leaving the EU the lesser of two evils, even now, and despite poor ‘execution’ of Brexit…
Good to see the single currency issues highlighted. Weaker nations have a higher value currency than they would have because of Germany’s presence within the Euro, whilst Germany has benefitted hugely from a lower value currency because of weaker nations within the Euro….
The ECB balance sheet and amount of high risk EU Sovereign debt on it, is off the scale and a ticking timebomb of magnitude. As is the amount of toxic debt still within the EU banking system more than a decade after the crisis….
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