FCA secures confiscation order against Collateral fraudster Andrew Currie
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has secured a confiscation order of £265,523.96 against Andrew Currie. Currie was convicted in 2023 for defrauding investors through the collapsed peer-to-peer lending platform Collateral (UK) Ltd.
Recovering ill-gotten gains
On January 9, 2026, Southwark Crown Court ordered Andrew Currie to pay £265,523.96.
These recovered funds, representing available assets, will be directly redistributed to the victims of his fraudulent activities.
FCA's firm warning
Currie diverted funds from Collateral investors for personal gain, including a property in Spain.
The FCA's Steve Smart stated the order is a clear warning: fraudsters will be pursued to ensure they do not benefit from criminal activity.