The pair defrauded at least 65 investors out of £1,541,799. 

Examples include dishonest sales practices, the hiding of important information from consumers or investors, or dishonest practices in financial markets.  

Emma-Jayne most recently served as head of supervision at Mortgage Advice Bureau. 

Jonathan Barrett, CEO of Comentis, says identification is still by far the weakest link in the vulnerability puzzle.  

Existing chair, Tim Parkes, is standing down later this year.

The pair have received total fines of almost £86,000.

The regulator has fined Kristo Käärmann £350,000 for failing to notify it of significant tax issues.

Jane has over 20 years’ experience in the mortgage industry and has also run her own advisory firm.

Bullying and harassment and discrimination were the most recorded concerns.

The regulator has interviewed 20 social media ‘finfluencers’.