Posts tagged as misselling

31 Jan 2011

Keydata, the FSCS and Kafka

Professional readers will be aware of the industry outrage over who has been made to pay for a product provider’s failure. Here’s our take.

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26 Jan 2011

FSA consults on product regulation

A new discussion paper from the FSA threatens greater intervention in product design and marketing. Would it stop the monkey business? We doubt it.

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03 Nov 2009

FSA chutzpah on structured products

The FSA does not understand structured products with capital guarantees. Because it does not do product regulation, the market now faces a wave of complaints but with no proper basis for determining misselling.

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15 Sep 2009

Banks named and shamed

High Street banks dominate the first list of firms named and shamed by the Financial Ombudsman Service.

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16 Aug 2009

Preying on the elderly

In a close parallel with a case I took to the Financial Ombudsman Service, it was reported last week that Lloyds TSB were required by the FOS to compensate an 87 year old widow with no investment experience to whom the bank sold a balanced fund, Discovery Solutions, in an expensive investment bond wrapper.

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