Investment advisors, discretionary fund managers, and banks selling investments have been fined millions for mis-selling financial products. Mis-selling can take many forms, including:

• Providing inappropriate or inadequate advice,
• Failing to properly assess and consider your needs at the time of investment,
• Not sufficiently explaining the risks involved, or
• Mismanaging your portfolio with a lack of due care.

If your investment has underperformed significantly, was unsuitable for your circumstances, or was misrepresented to you, there’s a strong possibility that you were mis-sold the product. Whether the advice came from a discretionary fund manager, a financial advisor, or your bank, you may be entitled to compensation. We regularly represent clients in group actions involving similar cases of mis-selling.

The financial services sector, including discretionary fund managers and banks, is governed by strict regulations designed to protect investors. If these rules and regulations have been breached—whether through negligent advice or improper management—our team will thoroughly review your case to identify any wrongdoing. If a breach of duty or fraudulent activity is uncovered, we will work diligently to recover your losses and seek compensation. In cases of fraud, we may also be able to recover a portion of your lost funds.