Need help with a claim involving Direct Market Touch Limited

If you’re worried about losses from a transaction involving Direct Market Touch Limited and are considering compensation, our experts can help. We’ll review your case thoroughly to determine what happened, who’s responsible, and how much you could potentially recover.

If you held investments through Direct Market Touch Limited and lost money, our team can review your situation and advise on your options for making a compensation claim through the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

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Direct Market Touch Limited

Direct Market Touch Limited (FRN 490521, Company No. 06731780) was a London-based investment firm regulated by the FCA. The firm was declared in default by the FSCS in late 2020 after an investigation identified serious regulatory breaches in the way it managed client investments.

Investigators identified a pattern of concern at Direct Market Touch: the firm had placed a high concentration of transactions into a small number of companies whose directors were connected to each other. This raised significant concerns about conflicts of interest and whether clients’ money was being managed independently and in their best interests. Those concerns were brought to the attention of the FSCS by independent investigators who had been examining the firm since 2019.

The FSCS legal team reviewed the firm’s activities thoroughly before concluding its investigation in November 2020 and declaring the firm in default. Clients who suffered losses as a result of Direct Market Touch’s conduct may be eligible for FSCS compensation.

Issues / Why You May Have a Claim

Investment managers have a fundamental obligation to manage client money independently, in a way that is free from undisclosed conflicts of interest. Where investments are concentrated into companies with connected directors, and where clients are not told about those connections, this represents a serious breach of the trust placed in a regulated firm. Former clients of Direct Market Touch who lost money may have a valid claim.

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This is why we have a 82%* success rate on submitted claims in similar circumstances to Direct Market Touch Limited

*82% success rate is an accurate figure based on pension and investment related claims submitted and concluded between 1st December 2020 to 1st August 2024.

Latest FSCS Update

Our team is currently working to obtain the latest update on this company. Please check back later for further information.

If you believe you may have been affected, please book a free consultation with our team. We will carry out all the investigative work on your behalf. If your claim is not successful, you will not pay a penny. You can call us during office hours or email hello@claimmyloss.co.uk – we are here to help.

Our Process for Making a Mis-sold Claim

Initial Consultation

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Collect & Review Agreements

We”ll collect and review your documentation of the advice given, pension transfer details, and evidence of any financial losses.

Submit a Claim

We will formally submit your claim to the relevant parties, clearly outlining why you’re entitled to compensation.

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