FSCS receives information to progress with Tenet claims

Expects to open online portal in early 2025

Isabel Baxter
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The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) has now gathered the information needed from TenetConnect’s joint administrators - Interpath - to progress with claims.

In an update posted today (19 December), the lifeboat fund said it expects to open its online portal in early 2025 to accept individual Tenet claims. It plans to start the assessment process by first reviewing a small sample of claims that will help inform its longer-term approach. As part of this approach, the FSCS will temporarily close its online portal for Tenet claims if it has received enough claims to support its sample review. "If we close the portal and you were planning to submit a claim, don't worry – the claims portal will reopen again at a later date," the FSCS said. ...

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