
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has declared 12 firms in default, including a number of financial advisers and wealth managers.
The move opens the door to investors to claim compensation from the FSCS.
The firms were declared in default in August and September.
Among the firms declared in default in the latest batch of defaults were J.S Financial Advice Service Ltd of Glasgow, Thomson Brown Financial Management Ltd (also trading as Audley Asset Management) of Midlothian, Coniston Wealth Management Ltd (also trading as Lighthouse (Coniston)) of Colchester, and CFP Management Ltd of Birmingham .
The full list of firms declared in default by the FSCS from 1 August to 30 September:
Sarah Marin, chief customer officer at the FSCS, said: "FSCS is here to contribute to financial stability in the UK. FSCS protection increases consumer confidence when buying financial products and services, and our compensation helps put customers back on track should financial firms fail.
"Compensation may be available if people have suffered losses due to the failure of a financial services firm. We are a free and independent service and customers can claim directly from us."
The FSCS has once again stressed that people claiming through it would pay no fees and get “100% of the compensation that they are owed.” This has been seen as a reference to the growing number of claims management companies urging consumers to use them to make claims against advisory firms.
Anyone with potential claims against the firm listed can visit https://claims.fscs.org.uk/. People can also contact FSCS’s Customer Services Team on 0800 678 1100 or 020 7741 4100, or by email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
The FSCS has so far helped more than 5m people since 2001.