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Decreasing claims from older collapses outweigh costs of recent failures to the FSCS

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The cost of compensating customers of failed general insurance companies through the Financial Services Compensation Scheme fell 14% to £146.4m in the year to 31 March 2020.

Costs stemming from insurer failures – which account for the majority of general insurance-related compensation – decreased £32.9m, as a result of decreasing costs from older collapsed firms

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