Investment group Mayfair 101 finds itself facing a potential conflict of interest about its right to offer financial products.
The group that has heavily promoted its Mayfair Platinum brand as an alternative to bank deposits, operates under a financial services licence controlled by an individual who shares other business interests with the group.
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