FCA closes 'long-standing customer' investigation into Police Mutual
Case still open for five other insurers
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has officially closed its investigation into Police Mutual - one of six insurers the regulator referred to its enforcement division last year after it found problems with the way they treated their closed-book life insurance clients.
The investigations into the other five - Abbey Life, Countrywide Assured, Old Mutual, Prudential and Scottish Widows - were continuing, the FCA confirmed. The investigation into Police Mutual had been...
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