Advisers face £15m Square Mile compensation bill
Square Mile Securities Limited has been declared 'in default', leaving other adviser firms to stump up the cash to pay for compensation claims.
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) says the firm is unlikely to be able to pay the costs of compensation, estimated at up to £15m. However, those firms in the investment intermediaries...
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