Help For William John investors.

Richardson Hartley Law is looking to help investors who require advice about William John (HV).

It is understood that the company issued around £200m worth of bonds.

There is now an application in court for the company to be put into administration.

The bonds were marketed to sophisticated investors and high net worth individuals as a fixed-rate, 14% per annum return, payable quarterly.

Its underlying activity is described as forex and capital markets trading. A number of investors have reported not receiving coupon payments that fell due during 2025.

The company website says that it can only accept investment from sophisticated and professional investors or certified high net worth individuals.

Richardson Hartley Law has a proven track record of successfully recovering funds for people in bond schemes.

We are able to work on a no win, no fee basis in most circumstances to help our clients reclaim any funds.

Richardson Hartley Law is keen to speak to anyone who may acquire assistance in regards to William John (HV).

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Who is William John?

William John (HV) PLC (company number 11760796) is the public limited company that has issued the bonds. It shares a registered address – 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ – with William John Holdings Limited (company number 10695012, formerly William John Capital Ltd), and both companies list Trevor William Inch as director.

The bonds have been distributed to investors through a network of introducers and overseas platforms.

The company website says that it welcomed its first investors five years ago. It trumpets that it has four core value principles that underpin our business activities and ambitions. Robustness, Transparency, Focus and Reliance.

The website says it was initially focused on foreign exchange trading, and gradually built its business and investor base through consistent returns delivered from systematic trading strategies From there, it says it has entered new markets, working with businesses in fields ranging from Consumer Goods and Services to Financial Services to Ethical and Socially Responsible Ventures.

A number of investors have complained that their investments have been late and the fact that the company is in court with an administration application against it has further raised levels of concern.

The picture with the company is currently unclear. We are currently investigating how we may be able to help investors.

As a law firm, we are able to examine a variety of routes in order to help people reclaim their money.

Richardson Hartley Law has is expert in helping investors who are facing difficulty. Contact us for a free consultation.