The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) has declared two advice firms - Inspirational Financial Management and Attanta - in default over pensions and investment advice.
London-based Attanta, formerly Neovision Wealth Management, was declared in default yesterday (3 April) for pension and investment advice. The FSCS confirmed to PA that the wealth firm failed with one claim upheld and nine are currently in progress. None are BSPS related. According to Companies House filings, Attanta's accounts and confirmation of statement are overdue. The firm was incorporated on 1 September 1995. On 13 February this year, the firm was ordered by the court to wind up, referring to the process of liquidating a company or business, where its assets are sold, debts ...
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