Also known as: Asset Link Capital; Asset Link Capital No.5
Asset Link Capital No. 5 Limited is a UK debt purchasing vehicle. Companies like this are often special purpose entities used to hold portfolios of purchased consumer debt. They buy unpaid debts from financial services companies and other creditors.
If you receive correspondence relating to a debt owned by Asset Link Capital, it means a debt you had with another company has been sold. The letter should identify the original creditor and the account details. You have the right to ask for a full written breakdown of the debt and a copy of the original credit agreement.
Debt purchasers are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and must treat customers fairly, provide accurate information, and signpost customers to free debt advice services.
If you dispute the debt or believe it is incorrect, raise this in writing. If the debt is old, it may be statute barred under the Limitation Act 1980. Citizens Advice can help you check this.
If you owe the debt but cannot pay in full, it may be possible to agree a payment arrangement. Free debt advice is available from StepChange on 0800 138 1111, National Debtline on 0808 808 4000, or Citizens Advice at no cost.
Quick summary
Always verify this information directly with the company, the FCA Register and Companies House before relying on it.
Free regulated debt advice — start here
If you are struggling with debt, arrears, or feel under pressure to pay, contact a free regulated debt advice service before taking any action. These services are confidential and free to use.
These are general questions that may be relevant to your situation. They are not personalised advice.
Always use contact details from Asset Link Capital (No. 5) Limited’s official website ↗ or the FCA Register — not from unexpected letters or messages.
Main products and services
Debt purchasing; acquired debt portfolio management; consumer debt recovery
Trading names and group notes
Asset Link Capital No.5 Limited (CH 07273996) is dormant. The active FCA-regulated entity is Link Financial Outsourcing Limited (CH 07059696, FRN 606817). Other numbered Asset Link Capital entities (No.7, No.9, No.10) are also trading names of Link Financial Outsourcing.Review scores are third-party public indicators only. They are not proof of FCA compliance, product quality, or suitability for your circumstances.
No review data available.
Other review sources
Credit Services Association member; part of LC Group / LCM Partners investment management group; operational centre in Caerphilly, Wales
Overall public sentiment
Not verified — limited public review data. Debt advice websites describe Link Financial / Asset Link Capital as an active debt purchaser pursuing collections on purchased portfolios.
Get free qualified debt advice first
Before making any payment decision or agreeing to a plan, speak to a free regulated debt adviser who can review your full situation.
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Date checked
2026-06-05
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