SGP: not on the directory at No. 1 Royal exchange
SGP publishes No. 1 Royal exchange in London. The team checked the building and found no trace of the company.
What the team found
SGP publishes No. 1 Royal exchange, London, EC3V 3DG as its office. There was no signage for the company on the building. The team were let into the lobby, and the directory that lists the occupiers did not include the company.
The team recorded that SGP could not be found at the address it publishes.
The checks
The checks that decided this outcome, from the visit checklist.
| Check | Result |
|---|---|
| Building match | Building matched |
| External signage | No relevant signage observed |
| Directory check | Not listed |
| Reception check | No information |
The picture in EC3V
20 of the addresses the team has visited sit in the EC3V postcode district. Across the 19 other visits to EC3V, the team found nothing 6 times and could not get access 13 times.
Others in the same district include SolidTrader, TARILLIUM and traze.
Reading the checks together
In short, the building was the one the address names, there was no sign for the company outside, it was not in the building directory and reception had nothing for it. No single check settles an outcome on its own, which is why each one is listed above rather than folded into a verdict.
What this outcome means
Office not found. The researcher could not identify the broker or relevant entity at the stated address.
A field survey confirms only what was observed at the stated address and time. It does not verify regulatory status, client-money handling, trading conditions or financial strength. The photographs are the team's own, taken at the location on the day, and may be cropped for privacy. Read how surveys are conducted.
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