Displaying items by tag: FSCS
Failed SIPP provider Rowanmoor declared in default
The FSCS has declared nine financial services firms - including failed SIPP provider Rowanmoor - in default during December and January, including several financial advisers.
SIPP adviser declared as failed
The Financial Services Compensation scheme has declared two financial advice firms as failed including a firm which provided advice on SIPPs.
Wealth and SIPP adviser declared as failed by FSCS
Liverpool wealth manager Blankstone Sington Ltd (FRN: 143694) has been declared as failed by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
FSCS declares SIPP-connected EU firm as failed
The FSCS has declared a Portuguese financial firm involved in the UK SIPP market in breach of its regulatory permissions as failed.
FSCS to meet admin costs of Hartley Pensions collapse
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has said that it will pay the exit and administration charge (EAC) that the joint administrators propose to levy on Hartley Pensions Limited (HPL) customers, despite earlier saying that it could not.
BSPS-linked adviser firm in default says FSCS
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) has declared BSPS-linked South Wales-based Niche Independent Financial Advisers Ltd (FRN: 472635) as failed.
Cheshire pension adviser is 6th failed firm this month
Macclesfield-based pension adviser The Chambers Partnership Ltd (FRN 495472) has been declared in default by the FSCS, opening the door to at least one compensation claim.
FSCS could face £124m bill over Rowanmoor failure
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme faces a payout of up to £124m after declaring collapsed SIPP and SSAS firm Rowanmoor as failed.
Staffs-based adviser fails with SIPP claims
Staffordshire-based pensions adviser Quadros Financial Solutions Ltd (FRN: 764760) has been declared as failed by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
FSCS levy forecast to soar to £415m next year
The total levy to pay for the cost of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme is set to soar by £145m from £270m this year to £415m in 2024/25.