Dolphin Trust (now known as German Property Group) is an investment scheme specialising in the development of German listed buildings, promising returns of 10% to its investors.
Dolphin Trust was commonly available to investors via a Self Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) and was often recommended by an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA).
However, the bonds with Dolphin Trust are only payable upon maturity which is after five years, and the investment is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
HPA SOLICITORS’ VIEW
The specialist financial mis-selling team at HPA Solicitors have been contacted by a number of concerned investors who have not yet received the returns promised from their Dolphin Trust investment or who are struggling to get their capital investment repaid to them.
Naturally these investors are worried about the sustainability of their investment and the advice they were given to invest.
Unfortunately, many of the people who get in touch with us did were not made aware by their financial adviser, that schemes like this can be very risky.
HPA SOLICITORS CAN HELP YOU
If you have invested your pension, or part of it, with Dolphin Trust and are worried about your investment and the financial advice that you received, please get in touch with us to see if we can help you.
HPA Solicitors are experienced in claiming compensation for clients who have invested their pension funds in high risk unregulated investment products via a SIPP.
As well as being entitled to claim towards the amount which you invested,
you may be able to claim:
- Fees paid to the IFA and SIPP company who arranged your investment;
- Money you would have made if your pension/savings had remained where they were.
If you think that you, a friend or family member may have invested in Dolphin Trust, then please get in touch with one of the specialist financial mis-selling lawyers here at HPA Solicitors on 01254 274 786, or complete the Call back form below.