FundingSecure – representative lender appointed in £500k Quistclose claim

A judge has approved the appointment of a single person to represent the interests of 2,148 ‘innocent investors’ caught up in the FundingSecure Quistclose fiasco, in which a disgruntled creditor of the failed peer-to-peer lending firm FundingSecure has alleged its £500k investment was misappropriated and should be returned.

FundingSecure “misrepresented” £650k loan, Financial Ombudsman secretly ruled

The peer-to-peer lending firm FundingSecure was ordered to refund an investor after making findings of misrepresentation and unfairness — But the platform entered administration before the investor could be compensated and the decision notice published.

FundingSecure: Investors angry as FCA close investigation

Members of the public who invested in the failed peer-to-peer lending company FundingSecure, who stand to lose millions of pounds as a result of lax business practices, have expressed “total, complete and utter ANGER” after the FCA conclude their 5-year-investigation – with no public action taken.

Mortgage broker was in “cahoots” with borrower as secret commission defence fails, court rules

The County Court has granted the failed Peer-to-Peer lender FundingSecure possession of an East London flat, and a money judgment of some £200k, after rejecting a borrowers claim that their mortgage broker had been bribed with a so-called secret commission.

FS Secret Commission Broker needs to “wake up and smell the coffee and realise their neck might be in the noose”, court told

A procedural hearing held in Central London earlier today has revealed a complicated web which looks set to be unravelled at a 5-day-trial, expected to begin on October 31st. In May 2022 the mouseinthecourt exclusively reported on the failed P2P company FundingSecure facing a new threat over an alleged ‘secret commission’ payment.

Judge delivered “fatally flawed” decision in Art Loan fraud recovery, Court of Appeal told

A High Court judgment made in favour of defrauded members of the public who crowdfunded loans to a disgraced art dealer was “an impermissible extension of the Court’s jurisdiction” and should be quashed, three senior Judges have been told.

“Them’s the rules” as Judge says permission required in FundingSecure ‘Secret Commission’ case

The County Court has heard that “incompetence” at a firm of solicitors prevented compliance with a court order, as the latest chapter in litigation affecting failed P2P firm FundingSecure unfolds.

Great Green Art Fraud – How FundingSecure lenders were scammed

In 2016 an art dealer took out a series of short-term loans supposedly secured against valuable works of art. Over 1,400 members of the public collectively crowdfunded the money using the now-failed peer-to-peer lending platform FundingSecure. In what is a truly remarkable story the art works promptly disappeared and the art dealer splurged the money,Continue reading “Great Green Art Fraud – How FundingSecure lenders were scammed”

FundingSecure face new threat over alleged ‘secret commission’ payment

Failed P2P platform FundingSecure faces a new threat of litigation over an allegation of a ‘secret commission’ payment. The ‘secret commission’ allegation is expected to be added as a counterclaim in on-going legal action listed for trial this Autumn. 

Fundingsecure director Richard Luxmore created “false and fraudulent documentation so as to conceal” payments of £8.15m, court papers claim

Following lengthy correspondence, a cache of court documents was finally released in the matter of Fundingsecure Ltd v Mark Damian Clarkson, a claim currently progressing at the Business and Property Courts in Manchester.

Directions for FundingSecure Limited – Part 1

This was a directions hearing concerning the matter of the so-called Peer-to-peer lending company FundingSecure Limited (in administration). FundingSecure acted as an agent in the facilitation of loans between borrowers and often many hundreds of retail investors. In October 2019 the company entered entered administration leaving some £80m to 3,500 investors outstanding.

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