Nigel Green fined and banned for five years in South Africa 

Mark Battersby
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South Africa's Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) has fined Brite Advisors South Africa ZAR 10m (£510,000) and deVere Group chief executive Nigel Green ZAR 2.5m (£127,560). The regulator said in an enforcement action notice on 27 May that Green was a director of Brite Advisors South Africa (Brite) from 2008 until 2015.  It said in his capacity as director Green "contravened / failed to comply with the following financial sector laws": 4.1. section 2(a) of the FI Act in that he failed to observe utmost good faith and/or to exercise proper care and diligence whilst being a direc...

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