--- title: "Dipendra Amin: property companies and Magus roles" language: en canonical: https://osint.v3rta.com/dossiers/market-financial-solutions/people/dipendra-amin/ as_of: 2026-10-09 keywords: ["Market Financial Solutions","MFS","Paresh Raja","Pratibha Raja","mortgage servicing","bridging finance","securitisation","administration","Twinwin","Cronus Finance","Galaktikos","Trident Funding"] --- # Dipendra Amin: property companies and Magus roles - Also known as: Dipen Amin **Question.** How is Dipendra Amin connected to the documented MFS network? **Answer.** Dipendra Amin’s connections arise from property-company directorships, control of Mayfair (BS) and historical Magus roles. Those capacities do not themselves establish wrongdoing. ## Directorships and a creditor company - Analysis: The officer and directory material describes numerous appointments under Dipendra and Dipen Amin, including property and bridging companies. Mayfair (BS) identifies him as its person with significant control from December 2023, and the MFS creditor schedule lists a £576,000 claim by Mayfair (BS). Its financial claim and his personal office are distinct relationships. [s-d176] [s-d133] [s-d222] [s-d43] - Qualification: MAGUS ACSP is the name shown in the verification record. Its identity with Magus Chartered Accountants is not established merely by the similar name. The proposition is reported by the retained source; its dates and stated capacities must not be treated as broader independently established facts. Names and sums are imperfect OCR. Treat these as estimated schedule rows, not adjudicated claims or proof of common ownership; exact legal identity needs register reconciliation. - Analysis: The retained secondary directory also records historical and current roles in Magus Directors, Magus Private Wealth, Magus Secretaries and Magus Corporate Finance. These records help identify a professional network; they do not identify the individual accountants whose conduct the FRC is investigating. [s-d222] [s-d73] - Qualification: The named roles, amounts and dates are reported in retained secondary material rather than established by a directly inspected issuing record. The proposition is reported by the retained source; its dates and stated capacities must not be treated as broader independently established facts. The FRC says the announcement does not evidence investigations into any other persons or entities, and opening investigations does not establish misconduct. - Outcome: Investigations opened; no FRC misconduct finding is reported in this notice. ## Scope of the reported connections - Analysis: Reporting associates Amin with property companies borrowing from MFS and expressly avoids alleging wrongdoing by the named directors. Some directory roles and company statuses are historical. The full graph keeps the specific periods and capacities rather than turning the appointment list into an assertion of common beneficial ownership. [s-d233] [s-d222] [s-d176] - Qualification: The proposition is reported by the retained source; its dates and stated capacities must not be treated as broader independently established facts. - Response: The source expressly states it makes no suggestion of wrongdoing by Magus or the named individuals. ## Sources - [s-d176] Companies House: Dipendra Amin officer appointments, Companies House - [s-d133] Companies House: Mayfair (BS) Limited — persons with significant control, Companies House - [s-d222] Corporate registry source · s-d222 - [s-d43] MFS joint administrators’ proposals, 21 April 2026, Companies House - [s-d73] FRC investigation announcement: MFS and related accounting and audit engagements, 11 June 2026, Financial Reporting Council - [s-d233] Media source · s-d233