The Financial Services Authority (is to work with other industry bodies and firms to try to mitigate the increase in endowment mortgage complaints.
The regulator, which estimates based on its consumer research there will be a further 850,000 endowment mis-selling complaints over the next 12 months, is convening a mortgage endowment industry forum involving trade bodies and firms as part of its work. In its latest report Mortgage endowments: Progress report and next steps, it says the forum will seek to “identify and agree what industry wide steps need to be taken to limit or mitigate against a substantial increase in complaints”. The FSA also says it intends to undertake a thematic review of firms’ communications with consumers, ...
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