The FCA has halted regulated enterprise at a Northern Eire monetary adviser by revoking its Half 4A permissions.
Attanta Restricted (FRN 301621) – previously generally known as Neovision Wealth Administration Restricted – is now not allowed to hold out regulated enterprise after failing to pay FCA charges.
The agency is predicated in Londonderry but additionally had an workplace in Ealing, west London.
The agency traded beforehand beneath plenty of names together with Attanta and Attanta Wealth Administration. It additionally beforehand used different names corresponding to Harrison Charles Wealth Administration, TJM Wealth Administration Restricted, Wonderful Mortgages and Avoncourt Mortgages.
The FCA stated in a discover this week that it had taken the choice as a result of it considers that the agency is carrying on no regulated exercise to which the Agency’s Half 4A permission relates.
The agency was authorised from October 2004 and was allowed to hold out a wide range of regulated enterprise, together with advising on investments, pension transfers and mortgages.
The FCA stated that not too long ago the agency had didn’t pay regulatory charges together with an bill dated 30 August 2023 for charges and levies of £4,321.77 and an bill dated 10 January 2023 for periodic charges and levies of £6,463.35.
The FCA stated in an announcement: “The Authority has cancelled the permission and withdrawn the authorisation of Attanta Restricted previously generally known as Neovision Wealth Administration Restricted. (“Attanta”) of two Crawford Sq., Londonderry, BT48 7HR “(principal workplace tackle) and Suite 18 Ealing Home, 33 Hangar (sic) Lane, London W5 3HJ. The explanation for this motion is that the Authority considers Attanta is carrying on no regulated actions to which its Half 4A permission relates.”