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Britain's biggest banks are facing a new compensation bill of up to £40billion as a fresh wave of charges over misselling and foreign exchange rate rigging looms.
The Financial Conduct Authority is set to rule within weeks on whether undisclosed commissions charged on Payment Protection Insurance break consumer protection rules. Some experts have put the cost of an adverse ruling at as much as £33billion for the banks.
Separately, pension funds and other investors engaged in currency trading are likely to file a claim in London in October for billions of pounds against the banks for rigging foreign exchange markets
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Britain's biggest banks are facing a new compensation bill of up to £40billion as a fresh wave of charges over misselling and foreign exchange rate rigging looms.
The Financial Conduct Authority is set to rule within weeks on whether undisclosed commissions charged on Payment Protection Insurance break consumer protection rules. Some experts have put the cost of an adverse ruling at as much as £33billion for the banks.
Separately, pension funds and other investors engaged in currency trading are likely to file a claim in London in October for billions of pounds against the banks for rigging foreign exchange markets
Read more: http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/n...#ixzz3je8k1tQ8
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