I can't testify to my statement being 100% true without a lot of tedious searching on the UK FSA/SFA/FCA/whatever they are now's website. But that's what I have a vague recollection of.
It's similar to HMRC's "we can come after you for unpaid tax for 7 years", but you can only go after the HMRC for 5 years for overpaid tax.
The rules are ultimately for the benefit of long term investigations such as the LIBOR rigging, and Guinness trials.
It's similar to HMRC's "we can come after you for unpaid tax for 7 years", but you can only go after the HMRC for 5 years for overpaid tax.
The rules are ultimately for the benefit of long term investigations such as the LIBOR rigging, and Guinness trials.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/jul/04/libor-riggi...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guinness_share-trading_fraud