Brokers bemoan further FSCS levy rise
Industry increasingly despondent as Biba labels FSCS protest a “rear-guard action”
Groundhog Day struck once again for brokers last month as the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) forecast that brokers are likely to be hit with another levy rise.
Ahead of publishing the final figures in April the FSCS gave brokers the heads-up that the contribution of the general insurance (GI) intermediation sub-class is likely to rise from £54m to £62m for 2014/15.
For many brokers the days of 2008/2009 when they were only faced with a £1.4m levy must now seem like a distant
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