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                        Applications under the Proceeds of Crime legislation remain on foot to recover as

                   much money from these defendants as possible for the benefit of the victims.


                        The FCA asks that any affected consumer who made an investment with BMG,

                   and who has not already been in contact with the FCA about this, to make contact on

                   0800 111 6768 or via email to opportalesexternal@fca.org.uk.

                        Notes to editors


                        1.  Cameron Vickers is from Essex (date of birth 29 May 1995), Raheel Mirza is

                            from  East  London  (date  of  birth  24  July  1984),  Opeyemi  Solaja  is  from

                            Northamptonshire (date of birth 6 October 1989) and Reuben Akpojaro  is

                            from Southeast London (date of birth 11 January 1983).


                        2.  Binary options are a form of fixed odds betting which is now banned in the

                            UK.


                        3.  Conspiracy  to  defraud is  an offence under  common  law with  a maximum

                            sentence on conviction of 10 years’ imprisonment.


                        4.  Under section 19 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA), a

                            person cannot carry on a regulated activity in the UK unless they are FCA

                            authorised  or  exempt.  Any  person  who  breaches  section  19  of  FSMA  is

                            committing a criminal offence for which the maximum sentence is 2 years’
                            imprisonment.


                        5.  Money laundering under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 is a criminal offence

                            punishable on conviction by a fine and / or up to 14 years’ imprisonment.


                        6.  Cameron  Vickers,  Raheel  Mirza  and  Opeyemi  Solaja  were  convicted  of

                            conspiracy  to  defraud  contrary  to  common  law.  Reuben  Akpojaro  was

                            convicted of a breach of the ‘General Prohibition’ (under sections 19/23 of the

                            Financial Services and Markets Act 2000).






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