Aegis Power Bond SIPP Claims Guide

For those advised to make a green and more eco-friendly SIPP pension investment through Aegis Power Bond No 1 Plc may well have received a shock when the investment got into difficulty and became insolvent.

The truth is, regardless of what a financial adviser or pension marketing firm may have told you, is that the Aegis Power Bonds were always a high-risk investment, not suitable for many investors.

Despite the high-risk nature, many people may have been advised to invest in Aegis, and may have been mis-sold their SIPP pensions.

Now, Aegis Power Bond No 1 Plc is in Administration with Stephen Goderski and Alison Burnside, and investor’s money may still be at further risk.

Find out if you can make a claim over a mis-sold Aegis Power Bond with Spencer Churchill Claims Advice – specialists in mis-sold pension claims on a No Win – No Fee* basis.

Can You Claim For Aegis Power Compensation?

Several financial advisers and the FSCS have been paying out compensation for having been mis-sold high-risk investments via SIPPs for a few years.

If you:

• Transferred your pension to a SIPP
• Invested in Aegis Power or other high-risk investments
• Aren’t earning over £100k per year
• Aren’t a Sophisticated Investor

Then you may have been mis-sold, and you could be able to make a claim for negligent SIPP advice.

What Were The Aegis Power Bonds?

Green energy production is a hot topic, and with good reason!

But that doesn’t always mean that investing in green technology doesn’t sometimes come with its pitfalls, as evidenced by the Aegis Power Bonds.

Aegis Power Bond No1 Plc was set up to allow investors a slice of the action on new wind turbines that would be more cost effective than many previous models.

Offering a relatively massive 10% returns on investments (common among high-risk and unregulated investments), Aegis Power Bond no1 Plc appears to have failed.