Thousands of Alpha latent defect policyholders yet to submit FSCS claims
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme has called on “thousands” of Alpha Insurance latent defect policyholders to submit their premium refund claims to the portal on the Danish insurer's website.
The unrated insurer collapsed in May last year.
Since then the FSCS has issued premium refund payments to around 14,000 Alpha latent defect policyholders.
It has previously been reported that there
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