Reeves Mulls Rescuing Banks Behind Car Loan Saga, Guardian Says
(Bloomberg) -Cank’s Exchequer Rachel Reeves Chancellor is considering a legislative measures that can reduce the amount of compensation that lenders need to pay for controversial practices in car credit enterprises.
Some lenders of Britain, including Close Brothers Group PLC and Lloyds Banking Group PLC, are waiting for a court’s decision to pay off to automobile dealers to sell loans without consent of consumers.
Guardian, if the justice decides to protect the entire decision that consumers have the right to damage consumers in accordance with the unexpected situation plans discussed, the government will change the law backward to reduce the obligations for the lenders, he said.
Close Brothers increased to 12.6% in London, while Lloyds rose to 2.5%.
The lenders caught in the proceedings are prepared for big payments if the judges manage against them. Analysts in Bank of America have previously estimated that the industry might face up to £ 38 billion ($ 51 billion) at costs -related costs. The Supreme Court said in April that his decision was expected for a while this month.
Guardian, the authorities of the Supreme Court of Appeals and the Ministry of Justice and Trade and the decision of the feasibility of the decision to take the decision, he said. The movement comes after making months by making months by the financing and rental association, a lobby group for those who loans.
The newspaper will enable the retrospective legislation not to balloon beyond the vehicle loans and exposure potentially loans to complaints about commission payments in other financial products such as devices and furniture.
“We do not comment on speculation,” he said. “We want to see a balanced decision that provides compensation proportional to the losses exposed by consumers and allows the engine financial sector to continue to support their own vehicles.”
FLA spokesman refused to comment.
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