Crown Currency Exchange

A former director of Crown Currency Exchange – which went bust in 2010 leaving thousands of traders and travellers without £20 million of their money – has been jailed for more than three years.

Police have charged seven people in connection with the collapse of currency firm Crown Currency Exchange.

A limited number of customers of failed currency firm Crown Currency Exchange who sent back unspent overseas money they'd bought from the firm will be refunded. The cash will be returned in full in sterling at the current exchange rate.

Police investigating the collapse of overseas cash firm Crown Currency Exchange have made a further arrest this morning.

Police investigating the collapse of overseas cash firm Crown Currency Exchange have made six further arrests today.

Two men were arrested today by detectives investigating the collapse of a failed currency company that went into administration owing around £20 million to customers.

The administrators investigating the collapsed foreign exchange group Crown Currency Exchange could try to seize some assets of director Peter Benstead to add to the pool of cash to pay victims.

Thousands of victims of the failed overseas cash firm Crown Currency Exchange have still to send vital forms to help reclaim some of their lost money.

Victims of the Crown Currency Exchange collapse who ordered money shortly before the company's demise have been given a glimmer of hope of getting their cash back.

The Government has ruled out tightening the regulation of currency firms despite the failure of Crown Currency Exchange, which has left 13,000 consumers fearing for millions of pounds of missing cash.