19 days ago
Over at Bloomberg towers, Crazy Meg seems tothink that when not starting 40 million quid arson attacks to dodge FCA dawnraids or taking backhanders from Peel Hunt’s markert makers I am singlehandedly bringing down the AIM Casino by calling Roland Cornish “fatty” and with other hurty words articles. But as I pointed out yesterday the real problems lie elsewhere. And it seems as if the good Reverend Cliff Weight of Sharesoc agrees with me rather than crazy Meg. His posting on the comments section here merits a wider audience. He opines:
3868 days ago
The fraudster Rob Terry of Quindell (QPP) infamy is a busy guy as he prepares for the inevitable dawn raid by the Serious Fraud Office as a precursor to a trial and a custodial jail sentence. His latest posting on the website of his new vehicle Quob Park is quite simply delusional.
Terry discusses the merits of getting a public listing HERE and argues that it would be better if Quob Park did not list. Hmmm. We can think of another good reason or fifteen why a listing is not going to happen. How about the fact that Quob’s founder (Mr Terry) is the subject of a SFO Criminal Investigation? Or the fact that PWC has come out and said that the accounts he prepared at Quindell (and even its IPO document) were plain fantasy? Or that Mr Terry misled the poor lambs at KPMG in relation to prior audits? The list goes on. And on. And on.
It is just inconceivable that a Rob Terry entity could gain a public markets listing. Even the AIM casino would say no and no Nomad in town would touch Terry with a bargepole.
Then Terry goes onto to argue that Quob’s biggest investment – Daniel Stewart
4121 days ago
Of course this is the UK and the SFO are bloody useless just like the FCA and AIM Regulation. If this was the US there would have been a dawn raid on Quindell with arrests at homes across Hampshire give the wholesale fraud at this POS AIM casino company. However…
