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FSCS warns about 2 firms targeting LCF victims
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has taken the unusual step of naming two firms suspected of trying to scam LCF mini-bond victims.
BSPS-linked adviser firm with 3 trading names fails
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has declared in default a company with three trading names, including two Financial Planning arms, after at least one BSPS claim.
More BSPS-linked adviser firms default
Channel One Financial Planning, one of the firms associated with claims linked to the British Steel Pension Scheme (BSPS), has been declared in default by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
Regulators consult on limiting FSCS management costs
The Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority have launched a consultation on the management expenses levy limit for the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).
Claim against your adviser failed SIPP provider clients told
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) has told clients of failed SIPP provider Forthplus Pensions to bring claims against their financial advisers.
FSCS declares SIPP adviser in default
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has declared a Nottingham-based wealth manager in default amid a flood of claims, many relating to SIPPs transfers.
FCA says SIPP claims a factor in compensation shake-up
The FCA has launched a major review of the funding of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme due to soaring costs, including rising SIPP claims.
BSPS claims top 1,000 as 5 more adviser firms fail
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme reported today that it has so far received 1,018 claims from former members of the British Steel Pension Scheme (BSPS).
Govt payouts near for LCF bondholder victims
All remaining eligible London Capital & Finance (LCF) bondholders will receive an offer of compensation from the Government’s compensation scheme by 20 April.
FCA pledges to cut FSCS levy - with conditions
The FCA has promised to reduce the FSCA levy from 2025 by 10% a year - but only if it can reduce the number of consumers being harmed by rogue financial services companies.