Leading Irish stockbroking firm Bloxham ordered to cease trading

One of Ireland's leading stockbrokers has been ordered to cease trading after a watchdog raised concerns over its levels of financial reserves.

Leading Irish stockbroking firm Bloxham ordered to cease trading
Mon, 28 May, 2012 - 11:30

One of Ireland's leading stockbrokers has been ordered to cease trading after a watchdog raised concerns over its levels of financial reserves.

The Central Bank alerted the firm last Thursday evening and has since ordered it to stop all regulated activities.

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