Compensation plan for Neil Woodford investors revealed
Savers in the collapsed Neil Woodford fund could receive 77% of their investment back. …
The FCA said there were “critical mistakes and errors” made by Link in its duties. As a result, those who had money in the fund when it was suspended were left with a disproportionate share of the remaining assets that were less easy to access, and difficult to use to repay investors who wanted to leave. Nearly four years on, some of those assets remain unsold.