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Alderley Loan Notes: New Documents Raise Serious Questions
In our previous post, we covered concerns about Alderley Group loan notes. These included repayment delays, redemption extensions, winding-up petitions, and investor uncertainty. We have now reviewed further investor documents. These include materials from unregulated introducers New Capital Link and Oakmount & Partners. Read our material on New Capital Link here. Interestingly, Oakmount & Partners…
Read MoreInvestors Concerned over Alderley Group Loan Notes
Alderley Group (2019) Limited, a company that raised millions through loan notes linked to affordable housing developments, is facing growing investor concern following delayed repayments and the filing of winding-up petitions. Alderley Group loan notes were marketed as fixed-return debt products linked to affordable housing developments in northwest England. Investors are now seeking clarity regarding…
Read MoreAshbrookes Loan Notes Update: Security, Default, and Recovery
Investors and loan note holders in the Ashbrookes Group structure have contacted Insolvency & Law, reporting delayed or missed redemption payments. Reports such as these raise questions about: Ashbrookes marketed its John Street product as a 12% fixed rate, secured-loan note. Investors were introduced to a structure built around a Sunderland development. We reviewed investor…
Read MoreNew Capital Link: Fake Offices and False Impressions
For many months, we’ve been writing about New Capital Link (NCL), a London-based company that promotes unregulated investment schemes. So far, our articles have examined many different elements of the New Capital Link story, including: Individually, these pieces might easily be dismissed as noise or coincidence, but together they form a pattern. And then, in…
Read MoreNew Capital Link: A Case Study in How Not to Do Pre-Action Correspondence
Regular readers of this blog will already be familiar with New Capital Link, its associates, and the issues raised in our previous reporting. Those articles examined corporate structures, public representations, and the backgrounds of individuals connected with matters we considered firmly in the public interest. For readers who want the broader context, our previous reporting…
Read MoreRachel Buscall: The Cake Seller, the Convicted Fraudster, and a £70,000 Scandal That Refuses to Disappear
Rachel Buscall presents herself as an award-winning entrepreneur. A smiling CEO promising “safe alternative investments” to high-net-worth savers. On the surface, it all looks convincing. Professional. Trustworthy. But peel back the glossy image, and another story emerges, a story of failed businesses, fraudulent partnerships, and a growing number of investors left with nothing. The Cake…
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