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Banks face mis-selling scrutiny

FSA
FSA

Britain's scandal-hit banking industry is to face fresh scrutiny when the City watchdog publishes an update into the mis-selling of complex financial products to small businesses.


As many as 40,000 so-called interest rate swaps could have been mis-sold to small businesses since the end of 2001 after the Financial Services Authority (FSA) revealed last June it had uncovered "serious failings" in the sale of the products.
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