Crispin Odey challenges FCA's £1.8 million fine and ban in tribunal hearing
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14 claimsFormer hedge fund manager Crispin Odey is challenging the Financial Conduct Authority's fine and ban in a tribunal hearing.
The FCA fined Crispin Odey £1.8 million and banned him from the UK finance industry last year over how he handled disciplinary processes into alleged sexual misconduct at Odey Asset Management.
Crispin Odey denies all allegations of sexual misconduct and is seeking to overturn the FCA's ruling.
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5 questionsThe FCA alleges Crispin Odey deliberately frustrated disciplinary processes into sexual harassment allegations.
According to www.cliffordchance.com, The Guardian - WorldCrispin Odey denies deliberately attempting to frustrate the investigation and claims he tried to have the FCA rule on his fitness first.
According to The Guardian - WorldContext: This disagreement is central to the tribunal case, as it determines whether Odey's actions constituted misconduct warranting the FCA's fine and ban.