Another Keydata Investment Fund Caught Up in Scandal
Posted March 01, 2010
6:00PM PST
Investors in the Keydata International Traded Life Policy fund are concerned they ended up with £3 million ($4.5 million) of worthless life policies from SLS Capital, Citywire reported.
The Cayman Islands-based fund, set up by U.K.-based Keydata Investment Services directors Stewart Ford and Mark Owen in April, was supposed to purchase second-hand Lifemark life policies from Keydata customers, according to the article. The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority may wind up the fund after PricewaterhouseCoopers resigned as its auditor in February, the report said.
Source: News Story
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