Financial Services Authority
Jan 31 2007, Rahul

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) fined GE Capital with a £610,000 and may be forced to pay compensation to its customers for selling Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) inappropriately. GE sells some 850,000 PPI policies a year and has millions of...

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