Top Tweets for #SwiftReview

about 4 years ago

4/4 ...example of the “Revolving Door Problem”, which we ran an event about back in February: https://t.co/5JBfNbKU6k The minutes can be accessed here: https://t.co/6PAg50BVPe #FCA #BoardMeeting #IRHP #SwiftReview #FinancialServices #FinanceReform #GoodFinance

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over 4 years ago

4/4 [email protected] and put in the subject line ‘I’m planning to go to Parliament on Wednesday’ because we are making a list of likely attendees. #goodfinance #financialreform #financialservices #treasuryselectcomittee #IRHP #swiftreview

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over 4 years ago

2/2 ...IRHP mis-selling by the banks. We’ll update on social media as soon as we know more. #IRHP #SwiftReview #Selectcommittee #financialservices #financereform #goodfinance

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The Aberdovey Puffin @AberdoveyPuffin

over 4 years ago

7/7 ...@APPGbanking funding page is below - please contribute anything you can to help fight the FCA and bring justice to the victims: https://t.co/nrBVvTKy3t #FCA #goodfinance #SwiftReview #financialreform #IRHP #financialservices

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over 4 years ago

@TransparencyTF @TheFCA Big concern is the injustice suffered by those included in the corrupt #IRHPReview whose mistreatment seems to have been ignored by #SwiftReview. The whole Review needs to be the subject of a judicial enquiry as does the behaviour of the #Banks, #HMTreasury #FCA throughout.

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APPG on Fair Banking @APPGbanking

over 4 years ago

4/4 ...If we’re right that the reaction is defensive, do you have any thoughts about why that might be the case? #FinancialOmbudsmanService #SwiftReview #financialservices #financereform #goodfinance

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over 4 years ago

The #SwiftReview found "Osborne, the chancellor at the time, and Javid, who was financial secretary to the Treasury, lobbied the FSA to ease the cost to banks, which were under pressure after the financial crisis – despite the objections of FSA officials." https://t.co/g85chMDu6Q

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Sigrun Davidsdottir @sigrunda

over 4 years ago

. @kevinhollinrake: it’s “staggering” the FCA is still refusing to accept the #SwiftReview's key finding on 10,000 firms being hung out to dry, following pressure from Osborne and Javid. “We need a full account of on what basis these victims were excluded” https://t.co/3B10WnRZJu

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over 4 years ago

Who needs thrillers… Good insight & overview from @Ian_Fraser on #SwiftReview re IHRP w/George Osborne & Javid as protagonists, ia giving in to the banking lobby. Essential thread below.

over 4 years ago

Key take-outs: (a) Treasury more interested in “circling the wagons” around UK banks than ensuring their victims are fairly compensated. (b) Treasury lied about its intervention, which followed lobbying from banks, for 8 years. (c) FCA could have resisted, but didn’t #SwiftReview

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over 4 years ago

Key take-outs: (a) Treasury more interested in “circling the wagons” around UK banks than ensuring their victims are fairly compensated. (b) Treasury lied about its intervention, which followed lobbying from banks, for 8 years. (c) FCA could have resisted, but didn’t #SwiftReview

over 4 years ago

Reading Swift review. Smoking gun — it was former chancellor George Osborne who insisted on moving the goalposts of the FCA's redress scheme, ensuring that ⅓ of eligible firms (to which banks had missold IRHPs crippling their businesses) were excluded and denied compensation

Ian_Fraser's tweet photo. Reading Swift review.

Smoking gun — it was former chancellor George Osborne who insisted on moving the goalposts of the FCA's redress scheme, ensuring that ⅓ of eligible firms (to which banks had missold IRHPs crippling their businesses) were excluded and denied compensation https://t.co/c6cmG4E0mv

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over 4 years ago

In #SwiftReview, Sir John Swift suggests @TheFCA might wish to avoid rolling over to requests from @hmtreasury (for example to water down compensation schemes in ways that save banks billions but are detrimental to consumer interest) in future https://t.co/QL8DmarnMg

Ian_Fraser's tweet photo. In #SwiftReview, Sir John Swift suggests @TheFCA might wish to avoid rolling over to requests from @hmtreasury (for example to water down compensation schemes in ways that save banks billions but are detrimental to consumer interest) in future https://t.co/QL8DmarnMg https://t.co/am4XXZaesn

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over 4 years ago

In #SwiftReview, John Swift QC says @TheFCA should consider including “post-termination cooperation obligations” in the employment contracts of senior FCA staff. He was unable to interview Martin Wheatley, who presided over the FCA when the inadequate IRHP scheme was in place

Ian_Fraser's tweet photo. In #SwiftReview, John Swift QC says @TheFCA should consider including “post-termination cooperation obligations” in the employment contracts of senior FCA staff.

He was unable to interview Martin Wheatley, who presided over the FCA when the inadequate IRHP scheme was in place https://t.co/MANDUmraAQ

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over 4 years ago

As John Swift QC makes clear in #SwiftReview, the @TheFCA’s predecessor the FSA, led by John Tiner and Hector Sants, should never have let banks get away with mis-selling IRHPs on a systematic/industrial scale to SMEs in the first place https://t.co/QL8DmarnMg

Ian_Fraser's tweet photo. As John Swift QC makes clear in #SwiftReview, the @TheFCA’s predecessor the FSA, led by John Tiner and Hector Sants, should never have let banks get away with mis-selling IRHPs on a systematic/industrial scale to SMEs in the first place https://t.co/QL8DmarnMg https://t.co/cWEqcZijqf

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