Crispin Odey accused of urging woman to downplay sexual misconduct to regulator - reports

First admission from fund manager

Cristian Angeloni
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Crispin Odey has admitted to sexual misconduct for the first time, justifying his actions due to being “under heavy medication” from a dental procedure.

The woman in question, who has become the 20th person to come forward with sexual misconduct allegations against Odey, told the FT he had asked her to downplay the incident to the Financial Conduct Authority while the regulator was reviewing approvals for his fitness and propriety as a financial services professional. Crispin Odey removed as person with significant control of Odey AM The woman accused the Odey Asset Management founder of sexually assaulting her in 2005, when she was an employee at the firm. She remained at the firm until 2014. She told Odey AM's lawyers at Simmons ...

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