Shakur Ltd / Shakur Investment Group / Raising Capital Accelerator – FCA Warning & Recovery Options Explained

Refundee is currently helping clients who invested with Shakur Ltd / Shakur Investment Group / Raising Capital Accelerator to recover their funds through UK banking regulations.

The Financial conduct authority issued a warning about Shakur Ltd / Shakur Investment Group / Raising Capital Accelerator for their involvement in financial services without being regulated.

FCA Warning: What It Means for Investors

When the Financial Conduct Authority issues a warning about a firm, it typically means the business may have been operating without the required regulatory authorisation in the UK.

FCA warnings are designed to protect consumers and alert investors to potential risks. In some cases, this can indicate that investors may have limited regulatory protections.

Refundee is representing clients who invested with Shakur Ltd / Shakur Investment Group / Raising Capital Accelerator which were ran by Abdul Shakur. We’ve already won cases and recovered money for our clients on a no win, no fee basis. 

Complete our claim form  to see if you are eligible for a refund.

What Happened with Shakur Ltd / Shakur Investment Group?

Abdul Shakur of Shakur Investments/ Shakur Ltd targeted the Muslim community with numerous fictitious investment opportunities. In particular, he targeted inexperienced investors. 

In marketing material provided to investors Abdul Shakur described himself as the following:‘Abdul Shakur rose from his journey of poverty & homelessness to being an inspiring figure in the entrepreneurial community. He has been in business for 12+ years, winning awards and speaking on stages nationwide.’

Concerns later emerged regarding the legitimacy and regulatory status of the investment activities.

We understand that investigations and legal proceedings have been reported in relation to these matter

Through our experience in similar investment scams, the scheme followed similar patterns.

Current status of the case (2026)

Refundee has been in contact with the Financial Ombudsman and the police and we are confident of securing refunds for our clients under UK banking regulations.

Complete our claim form to see if you are eligible for a refund.

Recovery & Reimbursement Options:

If your bank is signed up to the Contingent Reimbursement Model (CRM) Code and you meet the criteria below, you might be able to claim your money back:

  • You made the payment from your UK bank account after the 28th of May 2019

  • Your payment was sent to another UK bank account

Check our list of participating banks to see if yours is signed up to the CRM code.

How Refundee Is Assisting Investors:

Refundee is currently representing clients who invested with Shakur Ltd / Shakur Investment Group / Raising Capital Accelerator.

We assist clients by:

  • Preparing structured banking complaints

  • Gathering supporting evidence

  • Escalating cases where appropriate

  • Representing clients through the Financial Ombudsman process

We operate on a no win, no fee basis. You do not pay unless funds are successfully recovered.

If you believe you may be eligible for a refund, you can complete our claim form for a free initial assessment.

More About Refundee

Here are the technical bits:

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.

Registered office address: Refundee, 3rd Floor, 86-90 Paul Street, London, EC2A 4NE.  

Registered as a company in England & Wales; number: 12855931.

Frequently Asked Questions:

  • The FCA has issued a warning regarding potential unauthorised activity. Investors should always verify regulatory status directly via the FCA Register.

  • Recovery may be possible, depending on how you paid. Refundee can manage this process for you.

  • Recovery cases often vary, but they generally take around 6–12 months, depending on your bank and case specifics.