Treating customers fairly (tcf)
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Though little has changed since the FSA published draft guidance on structured products towards the end of last year, the newly released formal guidance contains an additional steer on the subject of stress...
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Rather than rushing to increase regulation and potentially creating compliance costs and regulatory risks, authorities should be getting involved at the ground level to improve supervision, says Lars...
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Recent high-profile convictions mark success for regulators’ increased market surveillance efforts, and this greater emphasis on oversight means firms are having to reassess their own monitoring systems...
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Customers were told to switch pensions regardless of situation or requirements, says regulator
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The planned Consumer Financial Protection Bureau could drive US focus on treating customers fairly for retail banking and credit products
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The UK’s Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined RSM Tenon Financial Services (Tenon) £700,000 for “significant failings” in its advice and sales processes regarding Lehman-backed structured products, and for lacking sufficient systems and...
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The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has publicly censured Park Row Associates, a network of UK independent financial advisers, and agreed a customer redress settlement with the firm of between £5 million and £7.8 million. Park Row’s chief...
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The UK Financial Services Authority (FSA) has banned two mortgage brokers in separate cases only weeks apart for failing to treat customers fairly (TCF). Aaron Nickols was banned from selling mortgage and general insurance products, after he used...
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The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has banned a trader from selling mortgage and general insurance products, after he used high-pressure sales techniques and failed to monitor staff adequately to ensure clients were treated fairly. The FSA says...
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LONDON – The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined GMAC-RFC £2.8 million for unfairly treating customers over mortgage arrears and repossessions. The UK regulator says it is the first of several cases being investigated, and that it intends...
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