Upper Tribunal/FCA: Rangecourt SA (formerly Banque Havilland)/Edmund Rowland/Vladimir Boleyy
Further to the 2025 hearing, the Upper Tribunal has upheld FCA’s decision that the firm, its former London CEO and a former bank employee acted without integrity. Fines of £4m, £352,000 and £14,200 were imposed respectively. The individuals have been issued with prohibition orders. David Rowland, father of Edmund Rowland had exercised his third party rights pursuant to s393 FSMA, but the Tribunal held that although he had been mailed a copy of the manipulative trading strategy, some of the statements made about him in Annex B to the FCA’s Decision Notices (which dealt with his representations to the RDC) were not justified. David Rowland’s references were nevertheless dismissed.
Last updated · 13 Mar 2026
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CA has published a report on discussions held throughout 2025 with industry members of its CCG programme. Topics include: incident response and recovery; emerging technologies, and insider risk..
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