FSCS declares more than 20 advice firms in default between May and October
DB transfer advisers included
More than 20 financial advice and planning firms were declared default by the FSCS between May and October 2020.
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) has declared 45 firms in default between May and October 2020, including more than 20 financial advisers and planners.
Among the firms to have gone into default is advice firm Capital & Income Solutions, which went into liquidation on 17 January after losing pension transfer permissions in June last year. According...
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