Name of company

Global Infrastructure Solutions Limited

Registered office

12 Justice Close, Whitnash, Leamington Spa, CV31 2TF , United Kingdom

Global Infrastructure Solutions is a limited company registered in England and Wales.

Contact details

enquiries@globalinfrastructuresolutions.co.uk

Business ID no. 14126109

VAT no. N/A

UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR)

Global Infrastructure Solutions Limited is also registered with the Information Commissioner’s Office in relation to the processing of personal information (registration number: ZB 338324 ) and Global Infrastructure Solutions Limited also abides to the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations(EC Directive) Regulations 2003.

Regulatory authority 

Global Infrastructure Solutions Limited abides by The Regulation of Introducers: Article 25 of The Regulated Activities order in the UK. We are the Introducer simply making the Introduction.(For remuneration or otherwise).We do not provide ” facilities of some kind” for example structuring the transaction or being involved with putting together the documentation needed to enter into the transaction .We do not advise on investments. Global Infrastructure Solutions Limited is simply the Introducer that makes the Introductions with all the parties concerned. We abide by the rules & regulations within the UK and are governed by the laws of England and Wales.

Our voluntary commitments as an organization for global sustainability:

Global Infrastructure Solutions Limited is fully committed to the Paris Agreement and we will endeavour to promote renewable energy projects only for positive climate change.

Global Infrastructure Solutions Limited is fully committed to the Minerals Security Partnership (MSP) and we will abide to promote responsible investment in critical mineral projects. 

(Global Infrastructure Solutions Limited is not regulated by or registered with the Financial Conduct Authority as we don't associate with loans classed as credit agreements.)

[A firm that brokers only exempt agreements doesn’t need a credit broking permission from the Financial Conduct Authority. Credit broking is only relevant in relation to loans classed as credit agreements, which are loans to individuals and partnerships consisting of two, three or four persons. It does not include, for example, loans to companies, which are exempt, being business loans above £25,000.]