Digital HIP firm rescued from administration

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A digital HIP provider has been rescued from administration by IFA financial solutions provider Integrity, saving 40 jobs.

First Sellers Pack (FSP), which delivered the controversial Home Information Packs to the property sector, will now be called Integrity FSP following the rescue. Iain Stamp, CEO of Integrity, says: “This private equity deal represents great business for Integrity. It demonstrates not only the size of our company and its resources, but also Integrity’s desire to seek out opportunities to further grow its capital to enable it to continue to deliver the best services and solutions to its core markets and attractive returns to clients and stakeholders. “First Sellers Pack represents a great i...

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