Shard Credit Partners email: warning about shardcreditpartners.uk
Known domains/brands: shardcreditpartners.uk
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Read the address, not just the sender's name
A display name can say “Shard” while the actual address ends in @shardcreditpartners.uk. The FCA warning identifies that exact domain. Forwarded text or a screenshot may hide useful details, so save the original email with its headers where possible.
This is a documented impersonation warning, not a finding that the genuine investment businesses are scams. The distinction protects both the reader and the companies whose identity is being borrowed.
The two real firms in the warning
The notice identifies Shard Credit Partners Limited, reference 702785, and Shard Capital AIFM LLP, reference 615463. Those references identify real regulated firms; copying them into an email does not authorise the sender.
Use the live FCA notice and register to obtain a genuine contact, then ask whether the specific person, product and payment instructions belong to the firm. Do not use the reply button or a telephone number supplied in the suspicious proposal for that check.
Compare the payment instruction with the proposal
Save the product name, promised return, term, account beneficiary, bank details and any later change of recipient. Ask for clarification through the independently verified firm before any payment. A change justified as “allocation”, “client account migration” or urgency does not remove the need for verification; these are examples to check, not demands documented in this particular case.
If money has already left your account, tell the bank which domain was used and provide the FCA warning. Ask promptly about a recall and the fraud-complaint process. Compensation arrangements associated with an authorised firm's genuine business do not automatically cover payments to an impersonator. Your payment provider may have a separate route to consider.
There is no verified loss total in this notice. Your own transfer evidence is therefore central. Our withdrawal and payment-problem guide can help you organise it. If you contacted this offer, request a free telephone consultation for help deciding what information to supply next. Recovery cannot be guaranteed.
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