Unregulated Investments
Investors 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 MoreAventurine Climate and WH2025: What the Documents Show…
Publicly available records for energy company Aventurine Climate Ltd (previously known as WH2025 Ltd) raise questions about how investor security: These questions may be relevant because several companies connected to Aventurine’s wider structure have either: Some of these companies include Platinum Energy Solutions Ltd, and: At the time of writing, Platinum Energy Solutions has been…
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 MoreAshbrookes Group Limited Update and Why Loan Note Holders Should Be Worried
John Street: From “approval in principle” to refusal If you hold an Ashbrookes Group Limited or S2 John Street loan note, this update should set alarm bells ringing. The Sunderland student accommodation scheme that was marketed in spring 2025 as having secured “approval in principle” for planning has now been refused outright. Ashbrookes’ own update…
Read MoreThe Security Trustee in Investments: 9 Red Flags to Watch
When investing in loan notes linked to schemes such as The 79th Group, High Street Group, or Platinum Assets, many investors were told the same story: don’t worry, your money is safe because a security trustee is in place. It sounds reassuring, like having a referee on the pitch to keep the game fair. But…
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