Government Bodies and Authorities

"I am Chairman of UK Finance where I represent the UK Banking and Finance sector with HM Government and regulators." - Bob Wigley



In this section, we list the dealings with have had with the relevant Government departments and Authorities in an attempt to get assistance from those protective authorities that are in place to prevent and punish wrongdoing and fraud. Our group efforts were immense, we had ensured we had done everything "by the book" and in many cases we have tried to falsify our own hypotheses by obtaining independent expert advice and opinion, funded by our own members.

In the following pages, you will learn about our interactions with these authorities. We have worked hard to obtain communication with all of them. Our group has presented  to MPs in Parliament, we have visited the Serious Fraud Office, The Insolvency Service, the Financial Conduct Authority and MPs at constituent level among others.

One thing is common among all of them, despite our Group presenting evidence that is irrefutable and "ticks all the boxes" for each relevant department's requirement, and in many cases independent expert opinion. However, in not one single case, despite this overwhelming evidence did one of them take our case further.

We opine that rather than be true regulatory and authoritative Government bodies, with a veracious appetite for highlighting wrongdoing and bringing the perpetrators to justice, they are simply there to provide a false safety net, which just provides lip service and only bring cases that do not challenge the established way of doing things. In other words, we accuse them of being inept and complicit in not fighting for the cases upon which they were formed to fight, instead to make every excuse possible as to why they cannot take action.

We invite you to read the comments on the relevant authorities in conjunction with our evidence and make your won mind up. From Senior Serious Fraud Office Intelligence Officers not noticing missing evidence despite having completed a thorough "investigation" to the Insolvency Service suggesting that our case be reviewed by the very person our complaint is against. We have been treated with utter contempt by regulatory bodies that in our opinion are not fit for purpose. Instead they choose to ignore the established way of transferring wealth through fraud and theft, to the elite and rich.

These authorities serve no relevant purpose in genuine large scale fraud cases that are of genuine public interest, instead preferring to make sure they can deflect every genuine, professionally backed complaint.

After reading our story, you will agree that there is serious need of a complete overhaul of these government bodies.