Shojin Property Partners has entered administration. The UK real estate investment platform has been authorized by the UK Financial Conduct Authority since 2017.
According to the Shojin website. The company filed for insolvency on March 23, 2026. Simon Carvill-Biggs and Ian Corfield, from FRP Advisory Trading Limited, have been appointed as Joint Administrators. The post states that Shojin is not currently accepting new investments. Withdrawals can be made as usual.
In February, the FCA website noted that Shojin could no longer accept new investors without the regulator’s written consent.
The property platform enabled investors to participate in development opportunities with debt and equity securities. The firm described its operations as follows:
“Shojin is a fractional property investment platform. We share opportunities for global investors to gain exceptional returns. Our approach is proven to outperform mainstream investments.”
As of 2023, Shojin reported over £60 million raised on the platform for developments valued at around £615 million.
IFISA manager ShareIn posted yesterday (April 1) that, having provided their service to Shojin, they said the insolvency had no impact on their business. ShareIn suggested that investors holding Shojin-related ISA assets may want to take steps to protect these assets.
Apparently, operational challenges, including market conditions, led to the investment platform’s downfall.