British Regulators Slammed Over Football ‘Stock Market’ Collapse
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Nottingham Forest and Queens Park Rangers during the Sky Bet Championship match in London in 2020.
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Britain’s banking and gambling watchdogs were heavily criticized in a government-ordered report following the collapse of Football Index, a service that branded itself as a soccer “stock market.”