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Crispin Odey Loses Bid to Overturn UK Financial Services Ban

Bloomberg Markets Monday 14 September 2026, 12:33 UTC By Lucca de Paoli 1 min read
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Crispin Odey lost his bid to overturn a lifetime ban from managing money, capping a remarkable fall from grace for the once feted fund manager.

Crispin Odey lost his bid to overturn a lifetime ban from managing money, capping a remarkable fall from grace for the once feted fund manager.
Crispin Odey (PERSON) UK Financial Services (ORG)
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