Logic Investments: Wealth management firm goes into special administration

If you’ve been unfortunate enough to have invested with, or have money invested on your behalf by, Logic Investments, the news that it was placed into special administration in January 2026 will have come as a blow to you.

Although authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and regulated to provide execution-only dealing and custody services, in December the business was prohibited from accepting new clients, client money or assets, or moving existing client money or assets without FCA consent due to concerns over its financial position. After the firm’s directors concluded it was insolvent, administrators were called in on January 16th.

Where it went wrong for Logic

Logic Investments primarily acted as a custodian and execution platform, but has been linked to a number of high-risk and failed investments through other firms and unregulated introducers using its services.

These problem investments transacted include NQ Minerals, an unregulated, environmentally-focused mining investment that entered administration in 2021, Just Cashflow: a high risk SME-lending and investment scheme associated with investor complaints and losses, and a number of other unregulated opportunities, including unlisted bonds and alternative illiquid investments exposing investors to financial risk.

The fall-out for investors

Logic Investments’ activities has left many investors exposed to risks they didn’t fully understand, including:

• Investments held on a platform that later failed
• Underlying products that were high-risk or unregulated
• Lack of clear warnings about potential losses
• Difficulty accessing or exiting investments
• Full capital losses

As a result, the firm didn’t have sufficient funds to pay out on pending claims for redress, and thus was declared insolvent and put into administration.

For investors, this means there may be delays in accessing funds, shortfalls in client money or assets, and there could be additional costs deducted by the administration process.

Will compensation be available?

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) is currently investigating Logic, and you may be eligible for compensation if there’s a shortfall in your client money or investments, you invested in high-risk or unsuitable products through the firm, you weren’t properly told about the risks or you’ve suffered financial loss.

The maximum compensation available for successful claims is up to £85,000.

Keeping you up to date

The situation with Logic Investments is ever-evolving, and we’re continuously tracking developments – so you can rest assured we’ll bring you updates as soon as further details become available.

What happens next and how CP Financial Claims can help

While you’re not obliged to use a claims management company, and can claim for free through the FSCS or Financial Ombudsman Service, we’re specialists in recovering money from failed or mis-sold investments.

We can handle the entire process of putting together your claim, including paperwork and communicating with the FSCS, the Ombudsman or the firm directly. There’s nothing to pay upfront, and you only pay a fee if we’re successful, so it could be well worth your while talking to us now.

Your next steps

If you’ve been affected by the failure of Logic Investments, you can submit your details on this page for a free, no obligation chat with our team of experts. They’ll give you clear, straightforward advice on the options available to you.