Markerstudy picks up 10,700 policies from collapsed Alpha
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has signed off on a deal that will see 10,700 customers of failed Danish insurer Alpha have their policies moved to Markerstudy.
The FSCS worked with the Danish Guarantee Fund and broker Right Choice to secure the agreement.
FSCS chief operating officer Jimmy Barber said: “We are delighted that thousands of motorists are fully
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