Reclaim Fund Ltd

Reference number: 536551

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Scammers have impersonated this firm. The FCA has published 1 warning naming the fake phone numbers, emails and websites they used. See the warnings →

Authorised by the FCA

This firm is on the FCA register and authorised to carry out regulated activities.

Website, phone number and address

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In the full report: 3 background checks

  • When reclaimfund.co.uk first appeared online, and whether it can receive email
  • What kind of line 01270 660355 is
  • Who else gives the postcode CW1 6BD
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Warning

Scammers have impersonated this firm

Fraudsters have used this firm's name or details with their own contact information to appear genuine. Check whatever you were given below, and against the firm's real details above.

Fake email addresses (2)
  • reclaimfund@protonmail.com
  • reclaimfund@reclaimfund.ltd
Fake websites (1)
  • reclaimfund.ltd
The FCA warning these came from

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Past FCA permissions and consumer protection

  • Complaints Ombudsman, free
    You can refer a complaint about this firm to the Financial Ombudsman Service for free, whichever activity it relates to.

Permissions on the FCA record

  • Hold or safeguard your money

Limits on the record

  • Dormant account fund operator Requirement 1
    Requirement 1. The firm is required to adhere to the rules in: (i) SYSC 4.1.1 R to 4.1.2 R and 7.1.16 R as if it were a BIPRU firm;(ii)GENPRU sections 1.2, 1.3 (subject to other requirements in this permission) and 2.1 as if it were a BIPRU firm;(iii) BIPRU section 3, apart from rules 3.1.2 to 3.1.4, 3.2.1 to 3.2.8, 3.2.20, 3.2.21, 3.2.24, 3.2.26 to 3.2.37, 3.3, 3.4.1 to 3.4.5, 3.4.7 to 3.4.15, 3.4.18, 3.4.20 to 3.4.23, 3.4.25, 3.4.27, 3.4.29, 3.4.31 to 3.4.94, 3.4.97 to 3.4.102, 3.4.106 to 3.4.109, 3.4.111 to 3.4.126, 3.4.132,3.4.133, 3.5.2, 3.5.6 to 3.5.8, section 6, apart from rule 6.2.1, and rules 7.1.3(2), 7.2.3(3), 7.4 and 7.5 of section 7 as if it were a BIPRU firm; and(iv) INSPRU section 7.1, apart from rules 7.1.1 to 7.1.3, 7.1.22 to 7.1.24, 7.1.28 and 7.1.74 to 7.1.90, as if it were an insurer. The firm is required to adhere to the guidance in SUP App 2.7.1G as if that guidance were a rule and as if the firm were an insurer. The firm is required to adhere to the following rules as if it were a BIPRU firm with modifications to those rules as noted here:(i) BIPRU rule 3.2.20, with the modifications that the reference in paragraph (1) to BIPRU 3.4 is replaced by BIPRU 3.5, and the words after exposure is assigned in paragraph (2) are deleted; and(ii) BIPRU rules 3.2.21 and 3.2.24, with the modification in both that the word standardised is replaced by the word simplified. The firm is required to adhere to the following guidance as if that guidance were a rule and as if the firm were a BIPRU firm:(i) BIPRU 3.5.3 G, with the modification that, in the first sentence, the word should is deleted and replaced by must, and the second sentence is deleted;(ii) BIPRU 3.5.4 G, with the modification that the word should is deleted and replaced by must; and(iii) the table in BIPRU 3.5.5 G, with the following modifications:(a) the provisions relating to the exposure classes of mortgages on residential or commercial property are deleted;(b) in relation to securitisation exposures, the words generally and may look through to underlying expo sures if BIPRU 9 allows in the provisions regarding risk weight and the words in the comments column are deleted; and (c) CIU exposures must be given a risk weight at 100% unless the CIU is deemed a high risk under BIPRU 3.4.118 R, in which case it shall be given a risk weight of 150%. Requirement 1 must be read in conjunction with Requirement 2.
  • Dormant account fund operator Requirement 2
    Requirement 2. This is to be read in conjunction with Requirement 1. The firm must not incur exposures to mortgages on residential or commercial property.The firm must calculate its operational risk capital as a normalised income indicator equal to the three-year average of the total amount of monies held (calculated as monies held at the beginning of the year, plus monies received during the year and less monies paid out during the year) multiplied by:(i) 0.035, and then, (ii) 15%, representing the sum equivalent to the percentage specified for the basic indicator approach. Where the firm does not have sufficient data to meet the three-year requirement, it may use its forecasted fund projections for all or part of the three year time period when calculating its normalised income indicator.The firm is required to calculate its best estimate of the dormant account fund operator's liabilities on the basis that those must equal the present value of the probability-weighted average of future cash flows discounted in accordance with the relevant risk-free interest rate term structure.The firm must calculate its capital resources on the basis that those are the excess of its assets over its foreseeable liabilities. The firm must ensure that effective arrangements are in place with the bank or building society prior to consenting to any transfer of dormant account funds.Such arrangements must ensure that:i. effective repayment claims by those entitled to balances from dormant accounts can be made;ii. following the transfer of balances from dormant accounts, complaints can be made where appropriate to the Financial Ombudsman Service;iii. the bank or building society, which transferred the balance from a dormant account appropriately provides for the possibility of the dormant account fund operator going into default and/or the bank or building society who transferred the balance going into default, in relation to the liaising with the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. Requirement 2 must be read in conjunction with Requirement 1.

FCA disciplinary action and complaints

No FCA disciplinary action.

The Financial Ombudsman Service only publishes complaint figures for firms with 30 or more new complaints in six months, so there are none here for this firm.

The clone warnings above are scammers using this firm's name, not something the firm has done.

Companies House record

The company behind the firm: its status, age, registered office and directors.

Company status
Active
Company type
Private limited company
Incorporated
13 August 2010 (16 years old)
Registered office
27 Old Gloucester Street, London, WC1N 3AX, United Kingdom
Nature of business
  • Financial intermediation not elsewhere classified (SIC 64999)
  • Fund management activities (SIC 66300)

Directors and company secretaries

Name Role Born Appointed Other companies
Adrian Paul Smith Director Apr 1969 16 Nov 2010 4 other companies
Jennifer Watson Director Jan 1964 3 Jan 2019 17 other companies
Donal Patrick Quaid Director Feb 1977 30 Aug 2022 5 other companies
Saleh Saeed Director Jan 1967 14 Dec 2022 4 other companies
Judith Buttigieg Director Nov 1969 13 Feb 2023 6 other companies
Lawrence Martin Weiss Director Apr 1955 11 Jul 2023 None
Maxwell Colin Ledlie Director Mar 1966 24 Feb 2025 10 other companies
Rubaba Khan Director Mar 1985 1 Sep 2025 None
ELEMENTAL COMPANY SECRETARY LIMITED Corporate secretary Not published 16 May 2024 –

Other companies run by these 8 directors

A firm is run by people, and their other companies are their track record: what they built, what closed, and anything that failed. It is the check most people never think to make.

other companies
46
closed down
5
went insolvent
2

In the full report: all 46 companies, named

  • What each company does, and whether it is still trading
  • Which of these 8 directors sit on each board, and since when
  • The 2 that went into liquidation or administration
  • The 10 on the FCA register
  • All 31 people who have ever been directors, with their dates
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Key dates in its history

Reclaim Fund’s history from the FCA register and Companies House, newest first.

2021

30 March 2021

  • Angel Square Investments Limited gave up control
  • Hm Treasury took control (75–100% of shares)

Companies House

2020

18 September 2020

  • FCA warned the public about a scam impersonating this firm

FCA warning list

2018

2 November 2018

  • Angel Square Investments Limited took control (75–100% of shares)

Companies House

2013

1 April 2013

  • Regulated by the FCA from this date

FCA register

2011

28 March 2011

  • Regulated by the Financial Services Authority from this date
  • FCA imposed a requirement (Dormant account fund operator Requirement 1)
  • FCA imposed a requirement (Dormant account fund operator Requirement 2)
  • Became authorised by the FCA

FCA register · Companies House

2010

13 August 2010

  • Incorporated at Companies House

Companies House

In the full report: all 62 events

  • All 62 events in its history (10 shown here)
  • Every director appointment and resignation: 50
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Firms connected to Reclaim Fund

Other FCA-listed firms that share a director, phone number or address with Reclaim Fund. A link shows who the firm is tied to, not whether either can be trusted.

connected firm
1
share a director
1
past links
9

In the full report: the connected firm, named

  • How it is linked: shared directors (1)
  • Who links it to this firm: the named directors, with dates
  • 9 past links through former directors
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Get the full report on Reclaim Fund

Everything on this page, plus everything locked above, in one dated PDF you can keep, file or send on.

  • 46 other companies its directors have run, named
  • 3 background checks on its contact details
  • All 62 events in its history
  • 1 connected firm, named, and who links them

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Frequently asked questions about this firm

Is Reclaim Fund Ltd FCA authorised?
Yes, Reclaim Fund Ltd (FRN 536551) is authorised by the FCA to carry out regulated activities. It has held its current authorisation since March 2011. The FCA has placed 2 limits on what it may do.
What is Reclaim Fund’s phone number and website?
The FCA register lists the phone number 01270 660355 and the website reclaimfund.co.uk for Reclaim Fund. If you were given different contact details, use these to check with the firm before going any further.
Is Reclaim Fund a scam or clone?
Scammers have impersonated Reclaim Fund: the FCA has published a warning about fake versions of it, using contact details that are not the firm's. Only trust the details the FCA register gives for Reclaim Fund, shown on this page.
Is my money safe with Reclaim Fund?
It may control client money but not hold it. Protection depends on which product you hold and how Reclaim Fund handles your money, so check the specific product before you commit. You can also refer complaints about Reclaim Fund to the Financial Ombudsman Service, free of charge.
Who owns Reclaim Fund?
Companies House lists one person with significant control of Reclaim Fund: Hm Treasury (75–100% of shares). Before that, it was controlled by Angel Square Investments Limited.
Who runs Reclaim Fund?
Companies House lists 8 directors of Reclaim Fund: Adrian Paul Smith, Jennifer Watson, Donal Patrick Quaid, Saleh Saeed, Judith Buttigieg, Lawrence Martin Weiss and 2 more.
How long has Reclaim Fund been in business?
The company was formed on 13 August 2010, and has held its current FCA authorisation since March 2011.

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