Carey Pensions ruling not the death knell for all Sipp claims
As solicitor argues that Liberty Sipp and Guinness Mahon complaints are different
Berkeley Burke
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Greyfriars AM and Berkeley Burke declared in default
Glasgow-based IFA business and West Midlands wealth manager also named by the UK lifeboat service
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Law firm expects ‘imminent’ Carey Pensions ruling
It will create a statute against which all other Sipp mis-selling cases will be judged
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Collapsed Sipp firm drops judicial review appeal
Administrators to focus on the company’s creditors and safeguarding of funds
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Sipp administrator goes into administration
It could not afford to defend redress claims made against it
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Sipp provider hit with £3m in compensation claims
Carey Pensions, a self-invested personal pension (Sipp) provider, is being taken to the UK High Court on claims potentially worth up to £3m (€3.39m, $4.15m) for working with unregulated introducers who sold “unusual investments”.
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Sipp provider sued by 77 investors
A judge has granted a request from 77 self-invested person pension scheme (Sipps) investors to join forces under a group litigation order and sue Berkeley Burke Sipp Administration for mis-selling.