This firm is no longer registered as an appointed representative.

It cannot legally carry out FCA-regulated activities. If anyone is currently dealing with this firm as if it still has permission, treat that as a serious red flag and verify directly with the FCA.

Sleight Financial Management Ltd

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FRN: 207595
Last scraped: 7 hours ago

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Addresses

The contact details this firm has registered with the FCA.

Principal Place of Business

1st Floor

Castle Court

Ponteland

Newcastle Upon Tyne

Tyne and Wear

NE20 9PX

UNITED KINGDOM

Phone

+4401661822956

Approved individuals

Senior staff personally approved by the FCA to hold their roles here.

Abby-Gail Theakston
IRN AXT01235
- (3)Employed By (1 Dec 2001 to 30 Sep 2010)
Christopher Wilkinson
IRN CXW00132
- (4)Employed By (7 Nov 2003 to 27 Apr 2005)
David Barrett
IRN DXB01635
- (5)Employed By (18 Aug 2004 to 13 Dec 2007)
Neil Rennard
IRN NXR00017
- (7)Employed By (5 Mar 2003 to 16 Sep 2003)
Stephen Brian Banks
IRN SBB00003
- (1)Employed By (3 Sep 2002 to 30 Nov 2004)
Stephen Francisco
IRN SXF00013
- (2)Employed By (14 Feb 2003 to 15 Jan 2004)
Stephen Michael Sleight
IRN SMS01126
- (6)Employed By (1 Dec 2001 to 30 Sep 2010)

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The FCA: The Financial Conduct Authority is the UK's regulator for banking, lending, insurance, investments and payments. Any firm offering these services has to be authorised by the FCA.
Permissions: The specific regulated activities a firm is allowed to carry out, like advising on insurance, lending money or arranging investments. Anything outside this list isn't covered.
Approved individuals: Senior staff (directors, compliance officers and similar) have to be approved by the FCA personally before they can take up the role. They're held accountable for the firm's conduct.
Appointed representatives: Smaller firms can do regulated business under another firm's authorisation rather than getting their own. The bigger firm (the 'principal') is legally on the hook for what they do.

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