Help For Concept Capital Group Investors
Crowther Solicitors is representing Concept Capital Group investors who have lost money.
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Crowther Solicitors is representing Concept Capital Group investors who have lost money.
We believe that we should be able to help UK investors recoup their lost funds under bank fraud reimbursement schemes.
An estimated £22m has been lost by investors who were promised attractive returns.
Investors were promised fixed returns that were secured against individual static homes.
Part of the sales pitch was that it would help create social housing for those most in need.
Concept Capital Group originally promised that any money that was invested would be secured against individual static homes.
The Financial Conduct Authority has described Concept Capital Group as an unauthorised collective investment scheme.
The regulator has now begun High Court proceedings against Concept Capital Group, Ian Anthony Elliott, Adrian Felix, Ayub Swaibu, Edmund Brew, Ernest Kargbo, Raymondip Bedi and Gateridge Consulting Limited.
CCG has given undertakings to the Court which have the effect of freezing its assets, pending the outcome of the trial or further order of the Court.
The company was placed into administration at the High Court on March 9, 2026.
Crowther Solicitors has a proven track record of helping victims of investments recover their lost funds.
We work on a no win, no fee basis so you only pay us if we successfully recover your money.
Crowther Solicitors is examining a variety of different options to help investors in Concept Capital Group to recover their money.
One of the primary ways we can help recoup money for investors is through bank fraud reimbursement models. We are able to offer clients a maximum no win, no fee charge of 15% plus VAT of any recovered funds. We also offer a capped fee of £10,000 for higher value claims.
However, many Concept Capital Group (CCG) investors were from overseas and did not send their money from UK banks which means that they are not eligible to make a claim under the reimbursement scheme. Similarly, in some cases for UK investors the refund is capped at £85,000.
On top of this, we are also aware that many introducers to CCG were paid high fees to sign people up to the scheme.
As a result of all of these factors, we are looking to build a group claim in a bid to get more investors' money returned. We are currently examining different routes to see the most effective way to help victims.
By cross-referencing different victims' experiences we are able to build a bigger picture of where and how it all went wrong and who may be culpable.
We are keen to hear from anyone who may have lost money invested in Concept Capital Group.
Concept Capital Group In Administration
On March 9, 2026, Concept Capital Group (CCG) was placed into administration at the High Court.
The administration was brought by an individual investor rather than the FCA.
The FCA's High Court proceedings against CCG has now been put on hold and the administrators will take control of investors' claims.
The FCA's claim against the other defendants — Ian Anthony Elliott, Adrian Felix, Ayub Swaibu, Edmund Brew, Ernest Kargbo (also known as Ernest Moore), Raymondip Bedi (also known as Martin Swann) and Gateridge Consulting Limited — will continue.