RBS GRG – Another half-cocked ad-hoc FCA sponsored compensation scheme in the making When the long awaited Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Global Restructuring Group (GRG) proposed compensation scheme was announced on 8th November
Managing Director Daniel Hall's Top Tips on what to look out for if you suspect a TBL has been mis-sold If you suspect you have been mis-sold your Tailored Business Loan by your Bank, one of
Interest Rate Compensation Scheme Faces Judicial Review Last Friday, Mr Justice Parker ruled a nursing home operator could bring a full judicial review of high street banks’ £1.8bn scheme, which compensated victims who had been
Interest Rate Hedging Product Dispute Heading to Court The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Barclays and KPMG are expected to appear in court this week to comment on claim compensation awarded to victims of mis-sold interest
FCA Boss Faces Growing Backlash from Westminster The head of the City watchdog is facing growing criticism from Westminster, as Treasury Ministers and MPS reportedly have “serious doubts” about his leadership skills. Martin Wheatley, the
Senator Sam Dastyari Enlist British Help for NAB Misconduct Sam Dastyari, the high profile chairman of the influential Senate Committee on Economics, has taken the significant step of seeking co-operation from the British parliament. It
MPs Claim Misselling Compensation Scheme is Fundamentally Unjust Members of parliament have recently accused the UK’s top financial regulator of watering down a scheme to compensate small businesses, as they were mis-sold interest-rate swaps by
Small Firms Demand Bank Redress for Mis-sold Business Loans QC Jonathan Fisher has ruled the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) does not have the power to act on thousands of small business loans that contain interest-rate
Thousands of small UK companies will soon be informed they may have been mis-sold interest rate caps by their lenders, which could result in the UK’s largest banks being put on the hook for at
