Quindell stumped by tumbling share price
Quindell has admitted it is unaware of what caused the firm to lose just under 25p from its share price over the last week.
The firm was trading at 161.25p at the close of 22 September, but by the end of the week its price had fallen to 136.50p.
In a statement issued on the London Stock Exchange this morning, Quindell said
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