Lenders face a £30bn compensation bill to settle the motor finance scandal
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Lenders face a £30bn compensation bill to settle the motor finance scandal

Daily Mail  

Lenders could be hit with a £30billion bill to cover compensation costs related to the motor finance scandal, ratings agency Moody’s has said. A court ruling recently found that banks must fully inform customers about the existence and size of commissions when selling car loans. The scale of the potential payout would make motor finance mis-selling the most expensive consumer banking scandal in Britain since PPI in the 2000s, which cost banks £50billion. Payouts: A court ruling recently found that banks must fully inform customers about the existence and size of commissions when selling car loans A review into the scandal by the City regulator could ultimately result in redress costs of between £8billion and £21billion, Moody’s said.

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