HDH Investment Services Limited Enters Liquidation

HDH Investment Services Limited enters liquidation

News stories First published:

17/04/2026

Last updated: 17/04/2026
On 16 April 2026, HDH Investment Services Limited (HDH), which advised on and arranged deals in investments, entered Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation (CVL).

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Dina Devalia and Tom Parish of Quantuma Advisory Limited (Quantuma) have been appointed as joint liquidators.

On 20 January 2026, HDH agreed to stop carrying out any regulated activity. This was because we were concerned that HDH may have given unsuitable financial advice to some of its customers, potentially leading to financial loss.

HDH remains subject to supervisory oversight and our rules, and we are working closely with the joint liquidators.

Who to contact if you’re a customer

Customers of HDH can contact the joint liquidators, Quantuma, on:

• Helpline: 07469 278 739
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: www.quantuma.com
• Address: 7th Floor, 20 St Andrew Street, London EC4A 3AG

Information for consumers

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We are aware some investors may have received unsuitable advice and are concerned about investments and pensions they have bought via HDH.

The joint liquidators will be writing to you shortly to explain what to do if you are affected.

If you do not hear from the joint liquidators or have more questions about your investment or pension, contact the Financial Services Compensation Scheme or the joint liquidators.

If you’ve made a complaint against HDH, you may have a claim if you are due any money in compensation. You should first contact the joint liquidators for more details on how complaints or claims will be dealt with.

If you’ve already referred a complaint to the Ombudsman, they will contact you in due course about next steps. You don’t need to take any action, but you can contact the Ombudsman if needed:

• Phone: 0800 023 4567
• Email: [email protected].
• Website: www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk.

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) protects consumers when UK financial services firms go out of business.

Whether you’re covered by the FSCS will depend on:

• the firm
• type of activity the firm does Find out more about what the FSCS covers and compensation limits.

The FSCS is operationally independent of the FCA. The FSCS decides whether compensation is payable under our compensation rules.

The joint liquidators will work with the FSCS to find out who can make a claim and will share more updates.

Visit the FSCS webpage for further updates.

Consumers do not have to pay to make a claim. You may be contacted by a claims management company (CMC) offering to help you recover money or make a claim.

You should proceed with caution. If you choose to use a CMC, they are likely to charge a fee, which may reduce the amount you receive. If you’re considering making a claim via a CMC, you should first discuss it with the joint liquidators using the contact details on this webpage.

If you need financial advice in the future, you should contact another FCA-authorised financial adviser. You can find information on finding an adviser on MoneyHelper.

You can also use the FCA Firm Checker to make sure a firm is authorised and has permission to provide the services you're looking for.

Protecting yourself from scams

Fraudsters sometimes claim to be from legitimate firms authorised by us, or (in the case of liquidation) their appointed liquidator.

Be wary of fraudsters pretending to be HDH or the joint liquidators and asking you to pay money to get your money back.

If you get an unexpected call from someone claiming to be from HDH or Quantuma you should:

• End the call straight away.
• Call them back using the phone numbers above. Find out how to protect yourself from scams, including recovery room scams.

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