Communications to this department are reserved for complaints and claims. For enquiries you can contact us at info@cresor.com.
Please complete the following form and submit it via one of the following channels:
Postal address
Customer Service Department of StockCrowd Platform, S.L.
C/ San Bernardo, No. 123, 7A — 28015 Madrid
Cresor is obliged to address and resolve complaints within 15 calendar days from the date Cresor notifies the user of receipt of the relevant complaint or claim, submitted by ordinary mail, courier or electronic means.
CNMV Claims Service
The CNMV handles complaints and claims from users of investment services where they consider that their investments may have been harmed by the conduct of persons or entities subject to CNMV supervision. It is necessary to first exhaust the route through Cresor's Customer Service Department before submitting complaints and claims to the CNMV Claims Service.
Postal address
CNMV Claims Service
C/ Edison, 4 — 28006 Madrid
Functions of the Customer Service Department
- The processing of files to address and resolve complaints and claims submitted by Cresor clients, directly or through a representative. In accordance with Article 2(2) of Order ECO/734/2004, client complaints and claims must relate to their legally recognised interests and rights, whether arising from contracts, transparency and customer protection regulations, or good financial practices and customs, in particular the principle of fairness.
- To present, formulate and make reports, recommendations and proposals to Cresor on matters within its competence that it considers may promote the fair and trusting relationships that should exist between Cresor and its clients.
- To issue a reasoned decision within 15 calendar days from the date Cresor notifies the user of receipt of the relevant complaint or claim. Once this period has elapsed, the client may apply to the CNMV Claims Service.
Reference to transparency and customer protection regulations
Cresor informs its users that the applicable regulations on transparency and customer protection, without limitation, include Law 5/2015 of 27 April on the promotion of business financing and its implementing regulations; Law 2/2009 of 31 March regulating consumer contracts for mortgage loans or credits and intermediation services for the conclusion of loan or credit agreements; and Law 16/2011 of 24 June on consumer credit agreements.