Godwin Capital Reclaim

Who Is Godwin Capital?

Godwin Capital was the fundraising and investment arm of property developer Godwin Developments.

Investors were asked to provide loan notes for investments in which they were promised attractive returns.

However, the firm went into administration in June, 2025, leaving thousands of investors out-of-pocket.

It is estimated that more than £160m has been invested over time.

The loan notes were sold as being ‘property-backed’ with high yields but it has emerged that much of these investments were largely unsecured.

It was on the back of Godwin Developments’ reputation that many investors were encouraged to send loan notes. The development arm built residential, and commercial building throughout the UK, including schemes in Bristol, Nottingham,

But as more money was raised the projects being sold didn’t match the investment that came in which created a negative operational cashflow.

It is estimated that more than £160m has been invested over time.

Investors were told that there was a security trustee called Blue Water Capital which would help to protect their interests.

In a statement, Blue Water Capital said: “Godwin Capital advised Blue Water Capital Limited last week that despite their efforts to turn the business around, the group would be entering into an insolvency process. We can confirm that pursuant to the charge held we have appointed MHA to act as joint administrators on behalf of the secured creditors.”

Can I get  money back from Godwin Capital?

We believe that investors may be able to successfully recover investment money lost to Godwin Capital from their banks.

Banks and other payment service providers have a regulatory duty to protect their customers.

We have launched an investigation and believe that, in particular circumstances, we will be able to successfully argue that banks should be held responsible for money being lost and therefore reimburse their customers.

National Fraud Helpline has a proven track record on helping clients recover lost funds in similar cases.

We are keen to hear from more investors who lost money to Godwin Capital to build up a strong case on behalf of everyone.

While the success of a claim will depend on individual circumstances having the best possible overall view of the larger picture is helpful to everyone.

National Fraud Helpline is keen to hear form loan note investors at Godwin Capital. Call 0333 0033218 or fill out our  Claim Form.