Keith Mills has unleashed an advertising campaign against a British bank. This wealthy investor is trying to pressure Coutts & Company, to guarantee the recovery of investments made through it.
Coutts & Company is one of the oldest private banks in Britain, whose clients include Queen Elizabeth II. Mills accuses Coutts & Company of presenting its A.I.G. Life premier bonds as a safer investment than it really was and then failing to inform him and other clients of A.I.G.âs problems. He says that the bankâs ânegligentâ advice cost him £8.1 million, or $13 million.
The posters as part of the campaign are placed at the underground stations near Couttsâs headquarters in Londonâs theater district, have appeared in tandem with similar advertisements in British newspapers.
Via: New York Times
