L&G granted right to FSA secret papers - papers 22nd Feb

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THE BITTER DISPUTE between the Financial Services Authority and Legal & General over mortgage endowment mis-selling has flared up again, says the Daily Telegraph , as the insurer has demanded access to the regulator's secret papers.

Ben Jaffey, representing L&G, is quoted by the Telegraph as saying: "No reasonable regulator, properly directed on the evidence before it, could have reached the decision that the FSA's regulatory decisions committee did on liability or on penalty." Jaffey said L&G had not had the opportunity to respond to "secret representations" made to the committee by the FSA's enforcement department. L&G went before another hearing yesterday to argue the FSA should disclose details of how it came to its ruling against the company and how it had treated 20 other insurers whose endowment sales were...

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