ao link
Credit Strategy homepage
Intelligence, insight and community
for credit professionals

Dear visitor,
You're reading 1 of your 3 free news articles this quarter

 

Register with us for free to get unlimited news, dedicated newsletters, and access to 5 exclusive Premium articles designed to help you stay in the know.

 

Join the UK's leading credit and lending community in less than 60 seconds.



Register now  or  Login

Administrators appointed to Uncle Buck following FCA action

High-cost, short-term lender Uncle Buck has called in administrators from Harrisons Business Recovery after the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) required that it stop lending to customers.

Share on LinkedInShare on Twitter

Paul Boyle, David Clements and Tony Murphy of Harrisons Business Recovery were appointed administrators of the lender after it failed to meet the FCA’s adequate resources threshold condition.

 

The issues, which are historic, emerged in January 2019 when Uncle Buck published its 2018 accounts, revealing significant growth in its loan book but a deteriorating financial position.

 

As a result, the FCA reviewed the viability of Uncle Buck’s business model and asked it to “consider all options” to address the situation and to raise more capital. Despite attempting to do so, Uncle Buck was unable to raise the capital needed to continue in business.

 

All existing loan agreements remain in place and will not be affected by the administration, the FCA said, although the firm is no longer able to issue new loans.

Share on LinkedInShare on Twitter
Add New Comment
You must be logged in to comment. Login or Register to access enhanced features of the website.

Stay up-to-date with the latest articles from the Credit Strategy team

READ NEXT

Via Atal: Unlocking global growth

Via Atal: Unlocking global growth

The Budget - 2p National Insurance cut confirmed by the Chancellor 

The Budget - 2p National Insurance cut confirmed by the Chancellor 

2024 Credit 500 unveiled

2024 Credit 500 unveiled

Credit Strategy

Member of

Get the latest industry news 

creditstrategy.co.uk – an online news and information service for the UK’s commercial and consumer credit industry. creditstrategy.co.uk is published by Shard Financial Media Limited, registered in England & Wales as 5481132, 1-2 Paris Garden, London, SE1 8ND. All rights reserved. Credit Strategy is committed to diversity in the workplace. @ Copyright Shard Media Group