Three registered sex offenders banned from working in financial services
The Financial Conduct Authority confirmed it has banned three individuals, including Mark Horsey who was authorised to carry out insurance activities, from working in the financial services industry over non-financial misconduct.
Horsey, whose latest role was an investment adviser at DBS Financial Management, was convicted of voyeurism contrary to the Sexual Offences Act (2003) in September 2018 after he “surreptitiously”
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