£5.26 to £6.50price per carbon credit charged, when the real price was 25p to 30p
London brokers charged older homeowners £5.26 to £6.50 per carbon credit in 2012 when evidence put the real trading price at 25p to 30p, and said there was no secondary market.
The 130 victims lost £1.5 million, and the case's main defendant got eight years.
Source: Financial Planning Today. Read more: carbon credit fraud · case file
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