LONDON, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Compensating Britons sold unwanted insurance policies could cost banks as much as 15 billion pounds ($24.2 billion) after Barclays reported a spike in claims, forcing it to ...
A new group legal claim hoping to claw back an estimated £18 billion in payment protection insurance (PPI) premiums on behalf of millions of consumers has been launched. Law firm Harcus Parker lodged ...
Equity futures pulled back after this morning's PPI and jobless data. Despite the fact that inflation came in a little hotter than expected, traders may be more focused on the jump in jobless claims ...
Today's producer price index and jobless claims data may not do much to lower the volume on calls for multiple near-term Federal Reserve rate cuts, with the Trump administration leading the way. S&P ...
Payouts from the Financial Services Compensation Scheme for mis-sold payment protection insurance have added up to revenues of more than £22m to claims management companies since 2008. The FSCS said ...
Genworth Financial Inc. expects to receive about $750 million after a UK court found Banco Santander SA liable for losses it suffered in relation to the mis-selling of payment protection insurance ...
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