Alderley Group Administration - Investor Complaints, Missed Payments & How to Recover Your Funds
Refundee is looking to speak to investors of Alderley Group (2019) Limited in order to help them recover their investment through UK banking regulations.
Alderley Group has recently been placed into administration in June 2026 with a reported 900 investors losing over £40 million.
Alderley Group offered investments into property developments with promised returns of up to 17%.
Investors have reported concerns with their loan notes and investments and many investors of Alderley Group have raised complaints with the handling of the investment.
If you invested with Alderley Group (2019) Limited, we would like to speak with you on steps for recovery on a no win, no fee basis.
You can complete our claim form for a free eligibility assessment.
Alderley Group (2019) Limited Enters Administration - June 2026
Alderley Group 2019 Limited was placed into administration in June 2026. The administration follows a period of escalating investor complaints, first surrounding delayed return payments in 2025, and more recently reports that scheduled returns had stopped entirely.
With over 900 investors and an estimated £40 million in reported losses, a large number of investors who had committed funds into Alderley Group loan notes are now seeking clarity on whether and how their money can be recovered.
Alderley Group was not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. You can verify any firm's regulatory status on the FCA register.The FCA warning list also lists firms flagged as potentially operating without authorisation.
Who is Alderley Group (2019) Limited?
Alderley Group (2019) Limited based in the North West of England offered attractive investments into property developments through social housing schemes and the affordable housing sector.
Investors were offered returns between 10-17% returns through various loan notes.
According to the company's own marketing materials, Alderley Group claimed to have completed five projects, with four current developments and a further eight upcoming projects, representing 672 homes in development across the North West and a stated gross development value of over £197 million.
A significant number of investors were introduced to the investment through New Capital Link, a UK-based firm specialising in alternative investment opportunities.
The investment was marketed as being protected by security arrangements, with investor funds reportedly backed by a first-charge debenture administered by Bluewater Trustee Security.
Consumer group Which? raised concerns about Alderley Group and similar social housing investment schemes such as CityGate Housing and Unique Property Group. Their report found that the Alderley Group stated that up to 20% of investor funds go to pay its marketing firms and another 20% goes on running costs, leaving only 60% of investor money to generate the promised returns.
Which? also noted that Alderley Group was not FCA regulated.
Refundee has also been actively working on cases involving similar social housing investment schemes including Unique Property Group and CityGate Housing, where we are routinely winning cases for our clients.
Why Investors Are Concerned
Alderley Group Limited has since entered into administration and investors have raised concerns over the investment structure.
The initial complaints of investors raised in 2025 claimed that Alderley Group had delayed return payments and more recently in 2026 investors have raised complaints that Alderley Group has stopped paying their returns completely.
Common Investor Complaints
Investors searching for Alderley Group reviews and complaints have reported a consistent set of issues. These include:
Missed interest payments
Difficulty withdrawing capital at maturity
Poor communication / delayed responses
Unclear use of investor funds
Lack of transparency on project performance
Administration of Alderley Group
What Should You Do If You Invested with Alderley Group (2019) Limited?
If you invested with Alderley Group and have experienced missed payments or are concerned about recovering your funds, we recommend taking the following steps as soon as possible:
Stop making any further payments immediately
Preserve all evidence - loan note agreements, emails, bank transfer records, and any communications from Alderley Group
Contact your bank to notify them of the situation
Report the matter to Report Fraud
Contact Refundee to explore your recovery options - acting quickly improves your chances
Can You Recover Money from Alderley Group?
If you transferred funds to Alderley Group from a UK bank account, you may be eligible to pursue reimbursement through Authorised Push Payment (APP) fraud rules.
Refundee has been monitoring the situation closely and we believe that investors may have the chance of recovery through UK banking regulations such as the CRM code and Mandatory reimbursement model.
We have extensive experience recovering funds for our clients from collapsed social housing and investment schemes. To date we have recovered over £130 million for our clients with a large proportion coming from cases like this.
We operate on a no win, no fee basis with no upfront costs. Start your free Alderley Group recovery claim here — or read verified reviews from our clients on Trustpilot.
Refundee Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN: 937096).
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Refundee Ltd is a claims management company authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in respect of regulated claims management activity FRN: 937096.
Registered with the Information Commissioner's Office; registration number: A8986071.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Alderley Group Limited entered administration in June 2026 following a period of escalating investor complaints, including missed interest payments and an inability to withdraw capital at maturity. Over 900 investors are reported to be affected with total losses estimated at more than £40 million.
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If you transferred funds from a UK bank account, you may be eligible to pursue reimbursement through Authorised Push Payment (APP) fraud rules under the PSR Mandatory Reimbursement Model. Refundee assesses each case individually on a no win, no fee basis — start your eligibility check here.
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No. Refundee's recovery process pursues reimbursement through your bank under UK banking regulations - it is entirely separate from the administration process and does not depend on the outcome of the insolvency. You do not need to wait for the administration to conclude.
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Alderley Group loan notes were investment products through which investors lent money to the company in exchange for fixed interest returns of between 10% and 17%. Investors who purchased loan notes are now among those seeking recovery following the company's entry into administration in June 2026.
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A bank rejection is not the end of the road. Refundee regularly escalates cases to the Financial Ombudsman Service, which provides an independent review. Many cases are won at this stage.
