Advisers 'worried' about looming Harlequin claims
Lawyers expecting 1000 new claims
Advisers are worried about increased cost and reputation damage following the news the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) has expanded its claims scheme for failed Harlequin investments.
The FSCS said in a statement on Tuesday it would start to pay out on claims related to direct investments in the failed property scheme, having previously accepted claims against negligent mortgage advice...
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