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FCA sets out next steps ahead of potential motor finance redress scheme

FCA sets out next steps ahead of potential motor finance redress scheme

Robert Parker-JonesNews3 days ago7 Views

The Financial Conduct Authority has said it will consult on a motor finance redress scheme if it decides motor finance customers have lost out from widespread failings by firms.

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