We're concerned that HDH Investment Services Limited may have given unsuitable financial advice to some of its customers, potentially leading to financial loss.
We recently placed restrictions on HDH Investment Services Limited (HDH)[1]. From 20 January 2026, HDH agreed to stop carrying out all regulated activities. This now means the firm can't give investment advice.
HDH also agreed to write to all customers to explain what these restrictions mean for them.
What customers should do now
If you think you were given unsuitable advice, or you're unhappy with the service you received from HDH, you have the right to complain[2].
We know this news may be worrying. If you have concerns, you can use our contact form[3] to get in touch.
If you're a customer of HDH and need financial advice, you should contact another FCA‑authorised financial adviser. You can find information on finding an adviser on MoneyHelper[4].
You can also use the FCA Firm Checker[5] to make sure a firm is authorised and has permission to provide the services you're looking for.
Stay alert to scams
If you're a customer of HDH, you may be contacted directly by the firm. However, if you're unsure whether a call is genuine, end the call immediately and contact them using the details on Firm Checker.
You may also be contacted by the FCA. But if you're concerned about who you're speaking to, please do call us back on 0800 111 6768. Our team won't mind waiting for you to check. Find out more about how to spot fake FCA communications[6].
People are being increasingly targeted by recovery room scams[7]. This includes where fraudsters approach investors who have been given unsuitable advice, offering to help them for an upfront fee.
Find out more about how to protect yourself from scams[8].