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S.M. writes: The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) laid down enforcement rules for whisky investment companies some months ago. However, Riverside Whisky Partners Limited is still blatantly breaching those rules. Why will no one hold them to account? SELLING casks of whisky as an investment needs no vetting, authorisation or regulation and has no compensation scheme if anything goes wrong. A growing number of companies have moved into this sector, and the City of London Police has urged investors to be cautious, quoting the Trading Standards advice: 'Casks are being sold as a long-term investment because whisky takes time to mature in the cask. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
