The compensation calibration: Changes to the FSCS

Firms should deal with the FSCS in an open, timely and cooperative way

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Aileen Lynch looks at the latest batch of changes affecting the FSCS including a general rule that firms must cooperate with the compensation scheme...

In November last year, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) consulted on changes to some of the rules that govern the operation of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). Policy statement PS16/14 FSCS- Changes to the Compensation Sourcebook: feedback on CP15/40 and final rules, released on 29 April, confirms the changes that will be made as a result of the consultation. Some of the key points for advisers are as follows: Insurance cover An increase in the non-investment (general and pure protection) insurance mediation compensation limit from 90% to 100% for claims in...

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