The directors of Shojin Property Partners Limited and Shojin Financial Services Limited, due to insolvency, took the decision to place both companies into administration.
Shojin Financial Services Limited, a crowdfunding platform authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), went into administration on 23rd March 2026.
The directors of Shojin Property Partners Limited and Shojin Financial Services Limited, due to insolvency, took the decision to place both companies into administration.
Simon Carvill-Biggs and Ian Corfield of FRP Trading Advisory Limited were appointed as joint administrators.
Carvill-Biggs and Corfield are now responsible for the companies’ affairs, business, and assets.
The administration was put in place upstream from the investment special purpose vehicles (SPVs), so the 16 ongoing projects were not disrupted.
The administrators and their team began immediate stabilisation, including a review of the financial position and security structure across the Shojin group, including the special purpose vehicles (SPVs).
The administrators noted that their immediate focus will therefore be to explore any interest via an accelerated marketing process, as well as other relevant options, and undertaking their statutory and regulatory obligations.
The firm confirmed that it will not onboard new clients or accept new investments from existing clients.
Any retail investor with funds currently held on the Shojin platform should not see any impact.
Investors can continue to manage funds as normal and there are no restrictions on withdrawals.
The FCA confirmed that it will be engaging with the firm and the administrators to seek to ensure the best outcomes for investors.
The Intermediary has reached out to Shojin for a comment