Hubbard investors may only get 60pc return
The Statutory Managers for Hubbard's say investors could receive only 60 per cent of what was on their March 2010 statements.
The Statutory Managers for Hubbard's say investors could receive only 60 per cent of what was on their March 2010 statements.
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