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Post by wotnot on Oct 12, 2020 11:05:19 GMT
That is today, I would urge anybody who is minded to to respond. Done.
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Post by northender on Oct 12, 2020 11:57:03 GMT
That is today, I would urge anybody who is minded to to respond. Done. Also done
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Post by ozboy on Oct 12, 2020 13:36:43 GMT
Note that the closing date has been extended to 12th October. .... That is today, I would urge anybody who is minded to to respond. The consultation is due to be looked at by the Treasury Committee when completed so you can be certain that views will be scrutinised by people other than the FCA. If in doubt contact me by PM. Done. After I made the prudent decision to delete the string of ultra strong expletives.  
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Post by duck on Oct 12, 2020 16:51:09 GMT
Done. After I made the prudent decision to delete the string of ultra strong expletives. .... but somehow I think you will have still made your point.
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Post by iRobot on Oct 23, 2020 18:12:54 GMT
A twitch? With a bit of luck it might be the start of a death-spasm....  Bankrupt, fined £1m . . . but fit to run finance firm
I mean ... c'mon ... w-t-very-f ... " A fraudster who was fined more than £1m and declared bankrupt over a separate scam costing investors £3.7m has been approved by City regulators to run a new financial company." " Samuel Nathan Kahn, 49, was fined £1.1m in 2011 by the Financial Services Authority (FSA), the regulator at the time ... The FSA said Kahn’s conduct was 'particularly serious' and that his behaviour 'involved frequent deliberate acts of misconduct' "It would seem "... under the FCA “fit and proper” test, a person’s affairs must be shown to have been “conducted in an appropriate manner having regard to the interest of consumers and the integrity of the UK financial system” additionally "The FCA said: “We considered Mr Kahn’s history carefully when assessing Karmen Funding’s application for authorisation as a claims management company."
I'm sure they did, right up to the point of his being "' given permission to provide regulated products and services' since December 27." No need to worry though 'cos the FCA " are monitoring the firm closely" and, as we all know, the FCA have an absolutely outstanding record in that area. Not. Maybe it's time the FCA went for a re-brand.   |
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Post by ozboy on Oct 23, 2020 18:26:33 GMT
Spot ON! 👍
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Post by duck on Oct 24, 2020 8:44:03 GMT
I note 1MBD has netted the FCA and PRA £96.6m (part of a $2.9 billion fine, a big hit but not enough to wipe out 1 years profit) I also note the FCA highlighting is there a conversation going on between a kettle and a pot and a bit of name calling? |
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