FSCS in-default register

John Mayo

Declared in default1 December 1997FRN 131322

What this means for you

Because John Mayo has been declared in default, you can't complain via the Financial Ombudsman Service in the normal way. Instead, eligible customers can apply to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme for compensation.

Background

John Mayo (FRN 131322), a UK regulated financial services firm, was declared in default by the FSCS on 1 December 1997. The firm's specific product offerings are not recorded in available data. Former customers of John Mayo may be eligible for FSCS compensation, though the applicable limits depend on the category of financial product held at the time of the firm's default.

Products this firm wrote

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How to claim

  1. Check you were a customer of this firm during the period it was regulated.
  2. Gather your policy / advice / contract paperwork — start with anything you have in writing.
  3. Identify your loss and the date it crystallised.
  4. Apply via the FSCS online claim portal at claims.fscs.org.uk.
  5. The FSCS investigation typically takes 6–18 months. They will assess eligibility, liability and quantum.