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Treatment of Financial Services Consumers

Inquiry

The Treasury Committee is running a series of evidence sessions looking into how customers of financial services are treated.

Reports, special reports and government responses

No reports or special reports published.

Letter from Gillian Guy, Citizens Advice
Inquiry Treatment of Financial Services Consumers
Correspondence
Letter to António Horta Osório
Inquiry Treatment of Financial Services Consumers
Correspondence
Letter to Alan Keir, HSBC
Inquiry Treatment of Financial Services Consumers
Correspondence

Oral evidence transcripts

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4 February 2015
Inquiry Treatment of Financial Services Consumers
Witnesses Moray McDonald, Managing Director of Products, Personal and Business Banking Division, Royal Bank of Scotland, and Craig Donaldson, Chief Executive, Metro Bank Lakshman Chandrasekera, Chief Executive, London Mutual Credit Union Ltd, and Andy Caton, Chief Officer for Treasury and Corporate Affairs, Yorkshire Building Society
Oral Evidence
13 January 2015
Inquiry Treatment of Financial Services Consumers
Witnesses Eric Leenders, Executive Director, Retail Banking, British Bankers’ Association, and Catherine McGrath, Managing Director, Transaction, Insurance and Mass Market
Oral Evidence
18 November 2014
Inquiry Treatment of Financial Services Consumers
Witnesses Joanna Elson OBE, Chief Executive, Money Advice Trust, Professor John Gathergood, Associate Professor in Economics, University of Nottingham, Richard Lloyd, Executive Director, Which?, and Francis McGee, Director of External Affairs, and Nick Brookes, Chief Credit Officer, Wonga, and Martin Dodd, Customer Services Director, Lloyds Bank, and Stephen Noakes, Director of Mortgages, Lloyds Bank.
Oral Evidence
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Which? (FSC0020)
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