FCA bans former Kingly Solicitors manager Nurul Miah from financial services
On September 15, 2026 the UK Financial Conduct Authority banned Nurul Miah (also known as Neil Mia/Neil Miah), a former non-legal manager at Kingly Solicitors Limited, from working in financial services. The ban follows Solicitors Regulation Authority findings that he dishonestly caused or allowed more than £28 million to be taken from client accounts and that more than £10 million of client money was missing and used for his benefit.
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Key points
- The FCA banned Nurul Miah, also known as Neil Mia and Neil Miah, from UK financial services.Financial Conduct AuthorityLaw Gazette
- Miah was a non-legal manager at Kingly Solicitors and FCA-approved since 2016 at Oracle Consultants Ltd.Financial Conduct AuthorityLaw Gazette
- The SRA found he dishonestly allowed more than £28 million to be taken from client accounts in 2019–2020.Financial Conduct AuthorityLaw Gazette
- More than £10 million of client money was missing and used for his benefit; the SRA fined him nearly £4 million.Financial Conduct AuthorityLaw Gazette
- The FCA said he lacked honesty and integrity for financial services and withdrew related approvals.Financial Conduct AuthorityLaw Gazette
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