Update: Fraudulent futures fund trader Starling jailed for five years
Mark Starling defrauded investors of £3m
The manager of three unauthorised investment schemes has been sentenced to five years in prison for defrauding investors of almost £3m, of which he splashed out £1m maintaining his own lifestyle, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has confirmed.
The FCA announced in August that it had opened an investigation into Mark Starling, who has now been found to have falsely purported to carry out proprietary futures trading across three funds; the Pilot...
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