Stockbrokers’ costly collapse

THE collapse of stockbrokers W&R Morrogh is expected to cost the Investor Compensation Fund €5.2 million it has emerged.

Stockbrokers’ costly collapse

The annual report of the fund administrator the Investor Compensation Company Limited (ICCL) published yesterday reveals that while €5.2m has been set aside for out of pocket Morrogh investors, just €2.2m has, to date, been paid by way of compensation to investors.

The Cork-based stockbroking house of W&R Morrogh was closed by the Irish Stock Exchange on 18 June 2001 when a €10m shortfall in funds was uncovered.

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