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  • Glasgow-based adviser firm in default

    A Glasgow-based adviser firm has been declared in default by the FSCS, opening the door to ex-clients to make claims for compensation.

  • 13 firms declared in default in 2 months

    The FSCS has today published details of the 13 regulated firms declared in default in the last two months and revealed details of the top 5 firms - in terms of compensation paid out - so far this year. 

  • Surrey-based IFA declared in default

    A Surrey-based financial adviser firm which was dissolved in 2015 has this week been declared in default by the FSCS.

  • Wealthtek clients' compensation to be higher

    Clients of failed Newcastle-based wealth manager WealthTek LLP will make a smaller contribution to the costs of the administration than previously estimated, after a fresh judgment in the case last week.

  • £1bn SIPP provider Intelligent Money defaults

    Failed SIPP operator Intelligent Money has been declared in default today by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, opening the door to ex-clients with valid claims to receive compensation.

  • FSCS declares Leeds-based adviser firm in default

    The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has declared Leeds-based pension transfer adviser Gainsborough Financial Services (FRN: 145971) in default.

  • Staffs adviser defaults after pension transfer claims

    Staffordshire-based advice firm Norrix Financial Services Ltd (FRN: 224577) has been declared as in default by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).

  • FSCS pays £26.6m to WealthTek administrators

     

    The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has made a first payment of £26.6m to the Joint Special Administrators of failed Newcastle-based wealth manager WealthTek LLP.

  • Tenet Connect appointed rep firm declared in default

    A Shropshire-based pension adviser - an appointed rep of failed firm Tenet Connect Limited - has itself been declared as failed by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, opening the door to compensation claims.

  • Midlands pension adviser IWMP fails

    A Midlands-based pension adviser firm has failed and been declared in default by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, the industry compensation safety-net.

  • Nearly 220 claims against LEBC as firm defaults

    The Financial Services Compensation Scheme today declared former national IFA, pensions and employee benefits firm LEBC Group Ltd (FRN: 760755) in default after receiving 218 claims against the firm.

  • FSCS declares 3 firms as failed or under investigation

    The Financial Services Compensation Scheme, the industry compensation safety net, has declared three firms as failed or under investigation in the last few days, opening the door to potential claims from clients.

  • FSCS declares Cornwall firm in default

     

    The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has declared in default Cornwall-based investment firm European American Capital Services Limited which traded as EA Capital (FRN: 401897).

  • FSCS declares 6 adviser firms in default

    The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) - the industry’s consumer compensation safety-net - has declared six firms in default over the past two months.

  • Scots Planning firm declared in default

    Scottish Financial Planning partnership Advice & Wealth Management Solutions LLP has been declared in default by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).

  • New chair of FSCS board

    Elizabeth Passey, currently a senior adviser at investment house J Stern and Company, has been appointed chair of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme’s board from today.

  • FSCS declares Staffs wealth manager as failed

    The Financial Services Compensation Scheme, the consumer financial safety net service, has declared a wealth manager as failed, opening the door to clients to claim compensation.

  • 2 pension adviser firms fail

    The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has declared two pension adviser firms as failed.

  • FSCS opens investigation into failed Financial Planner firm

    A wealth manager and Financial Planner firm, Facet Investment Management Limited, has gone into administration.

  • FSCS declares Huddersfield BSPS-linked firm in default

    The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has declared BSPS-linked adviser firm Mark Peter Houlbrook (FRN: 498168) in default over pension transfer advice, opening the door to compensation for ex-clients with valid claims.

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