
FSCS levy to exceed £1bn
2 hours agoThe Financial Services Compensation Scheme’s 2021/22 plan and budget forecasts the levy will be £1.04bn for the year, up 48% on last year’s total.
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme’s 2021/22 plan and budget forecasts the levy will be £1.04bn for the year, up 48% on last year’s total.
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