UK 15:52 Monday, 9 November 2026
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Rob Terry shorted the shares on The Innovation Group (TIG) which he ran before the stock collapsed as its aggressive accounting and related party deals collapsed. The London Stock Exchange did not care about that scandal and so allowed him to float the Quindell fraud, at one stage worth £3 billion on AIM. More related party transactions, more aggressive accounting. The FRC thanked me for showing how its accounts were bent from the start despite Terry TWICE threatening me with legal action. Now Terry wants another go.
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