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Friday 19 July 2013 5:11 am

Regulator bans and fines former insurance broker £140,000

By: Peter Spence

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Regulator the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has banned Paul Cable from working in the financial services sector and fined him £140,000 for misleading a client.

Whilst the sole director of Media and Entertainment Insurance Service Limited (M&E), Cable misled a client by telling them that he had arranged insurance policies for them when no such cover had been put in place.

As a result, Cable exposed the client to risk and retained premiums totalling £17,452.56.

The FCA said that Cable had been repeatedly dishonest whilst already subject to disciplinary proceedings involving a lack of integrity towards another client. Those proceedings began under the FCA's predecessor, the Financial Services Authority.

Tracey McDermott, the FCA’s director of enforcement and financial crime, said:

Mr Cable flagrantly disregarded his obligations to his client and to the regulator.  At the same time as arguing previous misconduct the FSA had identified was a one off error, he was systematically misleading another client and exposing them to considerable risk. His conduct demonstrates a complete lack of integrity which has no place in the financial services industry.

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