This is Money Issues Correction on Pacific Continental Securities

Pacific Continental Securities (UK) Limited, a leading UK fund management (http://www.pacconsec.com) investment house, confirms that the Financial Mail on Sunday – which also runs the online information site, This is Money – has had to issue a correction and pay substantial damages for comments printed in the publications about the company.

(PRWEB) July 13, 2006 -- Pacific Continental Securities (UK) Limited, a leading UK fund management (http://www.pacconsec.com) investment house, confirms that the Financial Mail on Sunday – which also runs the online information site, This is Money – has had to issue a correction and pay substantial damages for comments printed in the publications about the company.

In a comment printed on 21st May 2006 in the Financial Mail on Sunday, the publisher stated, “We would like to make clear that Pacific Continental Securities (UK) Limited is not guilty of such misconduct and no such allegation was intended. We apologise for the error and have agreed to make a donation to charity and pay legal costs.”

Pacific Continental Securities insisted that damages should be met through a donation to charity, nominating that the funds be directly passed through to the victims of the 7th July bomb attacks fund in London.

About Pacific Continental Securities (UK) Limited

Pacific Continental Securities (http://www.pacconsec.com) (UK) Limited is authorised in the UK by the Financial Services Authority to provide investment advice to private investors with a wide range of wealth management needs. Its team of investment professionals advises a growing client base of high net worth investors on a broad range of investment services spanning small cap stocks, contracts for difference, foreign exchange, futures and options and funds. Their Skylight fund is currently ranked top performing property fund by Barclay Group.

Pacific Continental Securities has offices in London, Frankfurt, and Sydney with associated company offices in Hong Kong.

For further information:

http://www.pacconsec.com

Pacific Continental Securities (UK)

+44 (0) 207 769 7769

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