Indie FSCS bill hits £404m in advance of scheme of arrangement
The Financial Services Authority has revealed that, since Independent Insurance went into liquidation in 2001, £500m of assets have been realised for the benefit of creditors.
The figure was cited in the FSA publication Financial Services Compensation Scheme published yesterday, in which the failed general insurer set up by Michael Bright (pictured) was used as an example
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