FCA warns on clone of Ellis David Insurance Brokers

Warning sign

The regulator advised on fraudsters using details of authorised companies to scam customers.

Fraudsters are using the details of authorised London-based general insurance broker Ellis David Insurance Brokers, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has stated.

It warned the public about dealing with the fake firm and noted that fraudsters are scamming the public by using the name of the genuine firm to target victims.

It is the second clone broker warning that the FCA has sent out in less than a fortnight. Last week it highlighted Unicominsurance.net as a cloned broker and advised the

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