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FP Markets Services applies for UK strike-off; brokerage entities are separate

Companies House records a strike-off application for UK company 11707645, whose stated activity is management consultancy. That filing does not establish closure of the wider FP Markets brokerage business.

FP Markets Services Ltd has entered the UK voluntary strike-off process. Companies House records show a DS01 application filed on 20 October and a first Gazette notice dated 27 October, following the termination of a director appointment recorded on 13 October. A strike-off application starts a legal process; it is not the same as completed dissolution, and objections or later filings can change the outcome.[1][2]

The filing concerns FP Markets Services Limited, company 11707645, whose recorded activity is management consultancy other than financial management. A shared brand does not make it the same legal entity as the firms providing brokerage accounts. For example, the FP Markets European website identifies First Prudential Markets Ltd, a Cyprus company, as its operator.[2][3]

One brand, different legal records

At a glance01

Entity question and available evidence

Entity question and available evidence
QuestionAvailable evidenceResponsible conclusion
What has filed for strike-off?FP Markets Services Ltd, UK company 11707645A specific UK corporate entitySource 1Source 2
What activity is recorded?Management consultancy other than financial managementCompanies House does not identify it as the client brokerSource 2
Which entity provides a client account?The European site identifies First Prudential Markets LtdCheck the legal entity in the individual account agreementSource 3
Is dissolution complete?First Gazette notice follows a DS01 applicationNo; the process is pendingSource 1

A client assessing the filing needs the legal name on the account agreement. The Companies House application establishes a pending corporate-removal process for the named UK company; it does not itself establish a change to another group company’s licence, client funds or account arrangements.[1][2][3]

What voluntary strike-off can and cannot signal

The public filing does not explain the commercial reason for seeking strike-off. It should not be treated as evidence of insolvency or misconduct. The company overview still records active status, while the filing history records the application and first Gazette notice.[1][2]

Follow the evidence

Sources & further reading

  1. FP Markets Services Ltd filing history Companies House · 27 Oct 2026 · Accessed 30 Oct 2026
  2. FP Markets Services Ltd company overview Companies House · Accessed 30 Oct 2026

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