Jarvis Investment Management enters special administration four years after agreeing FCA limits on its business

Jarvis Investment Management Limited (FCA firm reference number 116413) entered special administration on 14 October 2026, according to a statement published by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA statement, 15 October 2026).

The firm is authorised and regulated by the FCA to provide wealth management services. Two insolvency practitioners from S&W Partners LLP have been appointed as special administrators (FCA statement, 15 October 2026).

On 16 September 2022 the firm agreed a voluntary requirement with the FCA that restricted the activities it could undertake without the regulator's consent (FCA statement, 15 October 2026).

The administrators will assess the client money and custody assets the firm holds. Clients cannot trade or use custody assets or client money held with the firm, and should expect a letter within eight weeks of the appointment setting out how money and assets will be returned and how to make a claim (FCA statement, 15 October 2026).

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme may cover a shortfall in client money or assets, and the costs of returning them, for eligible claims up to £85,000. The administrators will work with the FSCS to determine which clients are covered (FCA statement, 15 October 2026).

The FCA told clients that most gain nothing by using a claims management company or law firm and that fees may reduce what they recover. It also warned of cold callers claiming to be from Jarvis, S&W Partners or the FCA (FCA statement, 15 October 2026).

The FCA statement does not state the number of clients or the value of assets the firm holds. Loro has made no approach to the company. Details are as published by the Financial Conduct Authority.