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‘Schizophrenic' FSA Robert Sinclair (pictured), chief executive of the Association of Mortgage Intermediaries, made some scathing remarks about the Financial Services Authority over its decision to allow Tesco to sell non-advised mortgages. Money laundering Another bank hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons. This time it was Standard Chartered, which was alleged to have assisted in a $250bn money laundering scheme. It admits violations totaling $14m. CMCs The Financial Ombudsman Service may be overhauling its case fee arrangements, but it still sees no reason for claims ma...

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