The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) protects savers and investors if a financial institution fails. Set up by the government, the institution is independent and free to use and is ...

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The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS), a financial safety net funded by the industry, has projected it will pay out £363 million in compensation during the 2024-25 fiscal year.

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) has laid out plans to overhaul its operating model to give it “more control” over customer experience. FSCS interim chief executive Martyn ...

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The FSCS originally forecast in November that it would keep general insurance distribution contributions at zero having not imposed a levy in 2023/24. It detailed that the pot in which brokers sit had ...

The FSCS said the main reason for the reduction was that compensation for the LDII class in 2023-24 was £130mn, £51mn lower than forecast in November 2023. This was mainly due to reduced ...

The FSCS said the fall was partly due to its successful recovery of £54m from the estates of failed firms during 2023/24. FSCS warns industry levy set to rise to £415m for 2024/25 Compensation ...

In this case investors will be able to claim under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS), which can pay up to £85,000 to each investor. We hold more capital than we’re required to ...

Surplus funds have helped to offset the 2024-25 levy on firms, the Financial Services Compensation Scheme said. The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has said it expects to pay £363 million ...