Investor can continue 'path-finder' action into alleged multi-million electronic-trading scam

One of 35 investors who claim they were defrauded in an alleged multi-million euro electronic-trading scam can continue his or her claim as a "path-finder" case, a High Court judge ruled.
Investor can continue 'path-finder' action into alleged multi-million electronic-trading scam

The investors, who come from the US, Canada, Singapore, UAE and the UK, claim they were induced by the defendants to open binary accounts with false claims they would earn significant profits.
The investors, who come from the US, Canada, Singapore, UAE and the UK, claim they were induced by the defendants to open binary accounts with false claims they would earn significant profits.

One of 35 investors who claim they were defrauded in an alleged multi-million euro electronic-trading scam can continue his or her claim as a "path-finder" case, a High Court judge ruled.

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