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La primera iniciativa seria en este sentido. Tiene toda la lógica pues el RU es el estado que más dinero está poniendo en el sistema financiero:
Now State takes over bankers’ contracts
Además, el estado favorecerá la acción concertada de clientes contra acciones abusivas de los bancos.
Now State takes over bankers’ contracts
Esta reforma permitirá a la agencia reguladora controlar los bonuses de los banqueros y le da poder para ponerlos de pilinguis en la calle. El criterio consiste en determinar si las prácticas de los banqueros ponen en riesgo la estabilidad del sistema financiero. Esto me parece lo más difícil.The bill will give the Financial Services Authority (FSA) the power to cancel bankers’ contracts to prevent them receiving payments that it believes would cause instability in the financial system.
In another planned law, customers will get new powers to join forces and take banks to court over “rip-off” charges. They will be able to mount US-style “class actions” to force banks to pay damages more quickly – potentially to hundreds of thousands of customers at the same time.
The move will see groups of people who share the same complaint enabled to appoint a single legal firm to take their case forward. Ministers say the law will cut individuals’ legal costs and give them added muscle against banks that levy unfair charges.
In an interview with The Sunday Telegraph, Alistair Darling, the Chancellor, said that the culture of banking had to change and that bankers had to see themselves as “fellow citizens” who had been bailed out by the taxpayer.
Además, el estado favorecerá la acción concertada de clientes contra acciones abusivas de los bancos.