Politics, Promotions and Red Flags: Who Is Robert Findon of New Capital Link?

In this episode, we take a closer look at Robert Findon, the Conservative Party campaign manager turned “alternative investment introducer” for New Capital Link (NCL). With a background in political campaigning and no known financial qualifications, Findon now plays a key role in promoting high-risk, unregulated loan note schemes to the public.

We unpack:

• Findon’s career in UK politics, including his roles for Caroline Ansell MP and the Kent Conservatives.
• His current position with NCL, where he works alongside convicted fraudster James Baird and green investment CEO Rachel Buscall.
• The ethical concerns of someone with political influence promoting unregulated financial products to retail investors.
• The wider network behind NCL and its links to questionable investment schemes.

This is not just a profile. It’s a warning. Investors should understand who is promoting these products and ask whether their interests are truly being represented.

What You’ll Learn

• How political figures like Robert Findon become embedded in the unregulated investment space.
• The risks posed by loan notes promoted by NCL and similar firms.
• Why transparency and due diligence matter more than ever for investors.
• What role party affiliations and public influence can play in high-risk financial promotions.

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