[b][LONDON, 11/5/2018][/b] - Amyma isn’t a financial advisor and doesn’t offer advice, opinions or guidance to its clients about what scheme they should invest in. What it does do is introduce clients to investment companies London that suit their particular needs, and helps them with the investment paperwork.

Here’s the answer to some of the frequently asked questions about the service Amyma provides:

[b]What does it cost?[/b]

Clients aren’t charged by Amyma for their consultation. The investment companies London that Amyma introduces its clients to pay a fee for any investor that buy equity or bonds in their company.

[b]Where to complain if there is a problem?[/b]

Amyma isn’t regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as it isn’t a financial advisor. Once they have introduced clients to the investment companies London, it is then up to the client to decide whether they want to invest and be responsible for that decision. The performance of the fund is the responsibility of the investment companies London.

[b]How does the consultation work?[/b]

An Amyma agent conducts an in-depth interview with a potential investor to find out exactly what they need from an investment, so they can match with the relevant investment companies London. This can be done on the phone or in person, but Amyma recommend at least one face-to-face meeting.

[b]Are clients obligated to invest after this meeting?[/b]

No. It is possible to stay on Amyma’s books without making any investments.

[b]What kind of investment companies London do Amyma work with?[/b]

It focuses on high risk, high yield investments for its investment companies London.

[b]How old is the company?[/b]

Amyma has been in business for 18 years and has two directors: Gavin Jamieson and Harvey Knight.

[b]How does it pick the investment companies London to introduce?[/b]

Amyma only uses investment companies London that are listed securities or FCA regulated portfolios.

Visit their website at [b]https://amyma.co.uk/[/b] today.