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The Financial Conduct Authority is seeking an injunction against Neil Woodford and his firm, W4.0, for allegedly providing unauthorized investment advice. This legal action follows previous regulatory sanctions against Woodford and aims to prevent further activities that potentially breach the Financial Services and Markets Act.
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The reporting focuses on the legal specifics of the FCA's injunction against Woodford's new venture while contextualizing the action within his broader history of fund management failure and pending fines.
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FCA seeks injunction against Neil Woodford over ‘unauthorised’ investment adviceCity A.M.