Regulatory Information
Transparency is central to a trusted financial relationship. This page explains Wolstan's legal identity and regulatory status.
Company details
- Legal name: Wolstan Investments & Pensions Limited
- Irish company number: 410462
- Date of incorporation: 7 November 2005
- Registered address: 8 The Avenue, Wolstan Haven, Celbridge, Co. Kildare, W23 FP21, Ireland
Provider appointments
The Central Bank's Investment Product Intermediary entry lists current product-producer appointments. As public register information can change, website users should use the Central Bank link for the latest position rather than relying on a hard-coded provider list.
Regulatory status
Wolstan Investments & Pensions Limited is listed on the Central Bank of Ireland registers under reference number C41354.
The Central Bank records the firm as:
- An Investment Business Firm authorised under Section 10 of the Investment Intermediaries Act 1995, as amended
- An Investment Product Intermediary holding disclosed appointments from product producers
- An Insurance Intermediary
The Investment Business Firm register records authorised activities including receiving and transmitting investment instruments, tracker bonds and Personal Retirement Savings Accounts. It also records Client Money Rules: No.
The services and products Wolstan may provide are limited by its regulatory permissions, provider appointments, client eligibility and applicable law.
Complaints
We aim to provide a professional and responsive service. If you are dissatisfied, you have the right to make a complaint. Our complete Complaints Procedure explains how to contact us, how your complaint will be handled and when you may refer the matter to the Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman.
Investor and deposit protection
Different protections apply to different products and services. A statutory deposit guarantee scheme may protect an eligible bank deposit, while an investment in a bond is generally not a deposit and is exposed to investment and issuer risk. Investor-compensation arrangements, where applicable, are separate and do not protect against poor investment performance.