Windfalls clawed back by savings industry - papers 9 July

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The Times reports that windfalls worth hundreds of millions of pounds to owners of endowment and ...

The Times reports that windfalls worth hundreds of millions of pounds to owners of endowment and pension policies could be clawed back by the savings industry in a new threat to victims of mis-selling. Pressure is growing on City regulators to offset windfall payments made by demutualising life insurers against any compensation paid to victims of the pension and endowment mis-selling scandals. The attempt to claw back compensation will come to a head next Monday when an insurance broker, Collegiate Insurance, will go to the High Court to challenge the decision of the Financial Service...

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