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SVS Securities - shut down?

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  • Ravima
    Ravima Posts: 48 Forumite
    Second Anniversary 10 Posts
    Still nothing heard from ITI. Methinks I need to file complaint with FSCS tomorrow.
  • shawdon
    shawdon Posts: 80 Forumite
    10 Posts
    Most of my accounts are still showing as empty with all the cash and shares worth £0, in fact the shares have completely disappeared and the site is still unpadlocked and showing as "not secure". I think the FCA and the FSCS will be busy again for the next 12 months. What a monumental !!!!!!-up!
  • Ravima said:
    Still nothing heard from ITI. Methinks I need to file complaint with FSCS tomorrow.
    FCA .....on Tuesday! 
  • johnburman
    johnburman Posts: 727 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts
    Shame on you for not contacting the FCA already. Why are you delaying...? 
  • Not sure that it is really worth complaining to the FCA Ravima, I received my reply to my complaint this morning. All the usual garbage, they are monitoring the situation, we can't tell you what action we are taking and wishing me the best of luck! Totally pathetic. We are now approaching 6 weeks of not being able to access our accounts, and the FCA are still monitoring the situation. Big deal!

  • No thats not right M Bourse.  Yes they formally can not take action on individual complaints - we have been through all this before - but collectively they monitor and supervise a regulated entity.  And  they are monitoring and how will they know if there is a problem if they have no information of complaints/unhappy  clients?  Further the FCA know of "teething troubles" with on-boarding but not the complete shambles that is ITI.  Nor their refusal/inability to transfer out to other brokers.  So we clients must TELL THEM.

    in addition that will also form part of the evidence of complaints one makes to the FOS (made now or later) for requests of compensation.  I've already made one; and will continue making...and many other clients will too.  the FOS will ask, quite properly to see the complaints made, and all the emails to the FCA, an dot ITI itself of course will form part of that claim.
  • All of what JohnB said!
    In addition, if this draaaags out we will be in fee paying time. 
    This is all very concerning! 
  • pafpcg
    pafpcg Posts: 937 Forumite
    Tenth Anniversary 500 Posts Name Dropper
    I went the route of voting "No" to transfer-out without "on-boarding" or accepting ITI terms of business.  Here's the chronology of events sofar:

    Email with login details for my joint account received:  Sun 2-Aug   [I must have been amongst the last batch sent out]
    First login to ITI account:  Mon 3-Aug  [Cash and holdings all appear correct in accordance with latest SVS statement]
    Closure request submitted:  Tue 4-Aug
    Email received to say closure accepted:  Tue 11-Aug  [No Closure Form visible on the account web-pages]
    Closure Form appeared in the account:  Wed 12-Aug
    Closure Form completed & submitted:  Wed 12-Aug  [Front web page for account status now shows closure submitted and the cash & holdings are no longer visible]
    Email to say closure approved and asking for account number at external broker:  Sun 30-Aug
    Front-page for account shows status as "Closure Approved":  Mon 31-Aug

    Of course, there's not yet been any sign of any cash sent to my bank account or holdings to the new broker.
  • shiznit76
    shiznit76 Posts: 233 Forumite
    100 Posts Second Anniversary Name Dropper
    edited 31 August 2020 at 2:00PM
    i've only got a shares in a few companies , i am wondering if should just cut my losses, sell them with ITI and removed the funds then buy again with new broker. It will be a hit, but surely much quicker than hoping they do the broker move that i initiated a couple a weeks agao and new broker has still not heard anything back from iTI
  • rnf11
    rnf11 Posts: 146 Forumite
    100 Posts First Anniversary Name Dropper
    ShareSoc have now taken the matter up.
    That will bring more pressure to bear on the failings of all concerned.

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