FSCS declares 14 firms in default including Liberty Sipp
By Sonia Rach 4
th March 2021 12:39 pm
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has declared 14 firms in default, including Liberty Sipp, Pembrokeshire Mortgage Centre Limited and Copia Wealth Management Limited.
People who have dealt with the firms and believe they are owed money as a result, can now make a claim to the FSCS.
Pembrokeshire Mortgage Centre Limited and Copia Wealth Management Limited bot entered liquidation in September 2020 and were also included in the default list today.
Floyd Paterson, the sole director of Copia had at the time appointed Alex Kachani of Crawfords Accountants in Manchester as liquidator. The FCA described Copia as an independent financial adviser which acted as Isa manager.
FSCS names 14 firms in default
By Leah Milner 4
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has declared 14 firms in default in January and February.
Among the companies named is Pembrokeshire Mortgage Centre, which was based in Swansea and also traded as County Financial Consultants.
Customers who have dealt with any of the firms and who believe that they may be owed money can now make a claim for compensation to the scheme.
The remaining 13 firms listed are: Inspired Wealth Limited in Birmingham; Copia Wealth Management Limited in Manchester; Atlas Travel Insurance Services in London; Grosvenor Financial Consultants Limited formerly Decormore Limited in York; RHT Financial Services Limited in Leeds; Liberty Sipp Limited trading as Liberty Pensions in Bury; Red Kite Finance Limited formerly Thorpe Park Finance Limited in Leeds; Prometheus Insurance Company Ltd in Gibraltar; Gardner Massey Wright IFA Limited trading as Eskdene Associates inWigan; Seq