Crispin Odey was described as ‘sex pest’ by head of his hedge fund, court hears

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Crispin Odey, a multimillionaire financier, is challenging the Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) decision to fine him £1.8 million and ban him from the financial services industry. The FCA took action after finding Odey obstructed an internal investigation into allegations of sexual harassment at his hedge fund, Odey Asset Management (OAM), which subsequently shut down. During the tribunal, it was revealed that the head of Odey's hedge fund described him as a "sex pest" and a sociopath. The FCA argues Odey is unfit to run a financial services company due to his "reckless disregard" for compliance. Odey denies the allegations and claims the FCA pre-judged its investigation, arguing he was trying to save his business. He also faces a libel claim from the Financial Times and civil personal injury claims from multiple women.
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