Is the lack of Company Law Compliance and related regulatory failings of the Bank of England, the FCA and the LSE to blame for the continuing collapse of Foreign Direct Investment into the UK?

All the statistics (even published by EY) show the collapse in the UK's standing. Perhaps it is time for someone to get to grips with the problem and clean up the Global Centre of Economic Crime even at the cost of so many job losses at firms of accountants and lawyers.

David Bailey - Executive Director of the Bank of England - gave me a personal face-to-face undertaking to look into the QUANTEXA shambles.

Anyone heard anything? I haven't.

Bailey's Lack of response doesn't surprise me given he was mostly ineffective at the FCA and FSA, and QUANTEXA is "advised" by retired MI5/6, GCHQ and KPMG people (it is a shame QUANTEXA is so useless it still can't even disclose the now 10 registered at Companies House Directors of the company on it's website) and the biggest beneficial interest is held for the Department of Business and Trade that fires its own staff for openly taking bribes from members of ICAEW.

No wonder that Albion Capital Group's fellow director, the rogue and scoundrel Richard Seewald, still believes he is above the law when he invests UK taxpayers money lobbed at him by British Business Bank. The list of Seewald's investments is worth comparing to those of the Albion VCTs - there is considerable cross-over - I wonder why!

Proof? https://adviserinfo.sec.gov/firm/summary/319748 

For those interested in the QUANTEXA myths, do follow Gary Marcus on Substack and the latest conclusions on the fact that nothing has changed in the last 30 years and  AI using LLMs can still only solve problems that have already been solved. It has rather got all the AI promoters worked up into a lather but they can't refute the facts.