Six banks are to review sales of interest rate swap products to small businesses after a damning initial review by the Financial Services Authority.
An FSA pilot check found more than 90% of sales by Santander UK, Allied Irish Bank, Bank of Ireland, the Co-operative Bank and Clydesdale and Yorkshire banks did not comply with one or more of the regulatory requirements.
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