Fines table - 2007
This table contains information about who the FSA has fined during 2007.
Total amount of fines in 2007 - £5,341,500.
| Amount | Company or person fined | Date | What was the fine for? | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| £1,260,000 | Norwich Union Life | 17/12/07 | For not having effective systems and controls in place to protect consumers' confidential information and manage its financial crime risks. | |
| £10,500 | Next Generation Mortgages Limited (NGM) |
19/11/07 | For inadequate mortgage sales and advice procedures which exposed their customers to the risk of receiving unsuitable advice. | |
| £31,500 | The Loan Company trading as Greenhill Finance (TLC) |
19/11/07 | For inadequate mortgage sales and advice procedures which exposed their customers to the risk of receiving unsuitable advice. |
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| £490,000 | Toronto Dominion Bank (London branch) |
16/11/07 | For systems and controls failings in relation to one of its trading books. |
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| £49,000 | Wills & Co Stockbrokers | 31/10/07 | For failing to ensure that its customers understood the risks involved with penny shares, and for being unclear, unfair and misleading when advising on the shares. | |
| £10,500 | Minel Group Ltd | 18/10/07 | For exposing consumers to the risk of being sold an unsuitable equity release (lifetime) mortgage. | |
| £49,000 | Richard Hayes, Chief Director of Hadenglen Home Finance | 06/09/07 | For inadequate systems and controls when recommending re-mortgages and Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) to customers. |
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| £133,000 | Hadenglen Home Finance |
06/09/07 | For inadequate systems and controls when recommending re-mortgages and Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) to customers. | |
| £10,500 | Select Mortgage Services | 03/09/07 | For poor financial promotions, inadequate sales processes and inappropriate systems and controls to manage its business. |
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| £10,500 | Council Homebuyers (Midlands and North) Limited |
01/08/07 | For management failings following the quality of mortgage advice processes work. | |
| £10,500 | Lawrence Scoffield Mortgages Limited |
01/08/07 | For management failings following the quality of mortgage advice processes work. |
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| £42,000 | Kilminster Financial Management Limited | 11/06/07 | For management and complaints handling failings from 1 January 2004 to 23 August 2006. | |
| £122,500 | Charterhouse Consulting Wealth Management Limited | 15/05/07 | For carrying out discretionary portfolio management without permission and for various conduct of business failings. | |
| £350,000 | BNP Paribas Private Bank | 10/5/07 | For weaknesses in its systems and controls which allowed a senior employee to fraudulently transfer £1.4 million out of clients' accounts without permission. | |
| £330,000 |
Sesame Limited | 19/04/07 | For failing to treat its customers fairly by not handling complaints concerning Structured Capital At Risk Products (SCARPs) adequately | |
| £30,000 | David Whistance | 12/04/07 | For failing to exercise due skill, care and diligence in carrying out his role and for failure to take reasonable steps to ensure the firm's accounting procedures and records complied with regulatory requirements |
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| £52,500 | Roberto Casoni | 20/03/07 |
For failing to observe proper standards of market conduct while carrying out his role as an Approved Person | |
| £14,000 | Regency Investment Services | 22/02/07 | For failing to obtain adequate customer information to advise effectively on income withdrawal. | |
| £175,000 | Capital One Bank (Europe) Plc | 15/02/07 | Not having adequate systems and controls in place to sell payment protection insurance and for failing to treat its customers fairly. |
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| £980,000 | Nationwide Building Society | 14/02/07 | Failing to have effective systems and controls to manage its information security risks | |
| £10,500 | Trigon Pensions Limited | 12/02/07 | Failing to monitor advisers effectively at its appointed representative, Trigon Financial Services | |
| £610,000 | GE Capital Bank | 30/01/07 | Systems and controls failings in selling insurance including Payment Protection Insurance, and failing to treat its customers fairly. | |
| £560,000 | W Deb MVL Plc (formerly Williams de Broe Plc) |
18/01/07 | For breaches of FSA principles |
