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The
Competition and Markets Authority has today published its provisional decision on remedies, as part of its
retail banking market investigation: see
here (
pdf, 3.72MB, 405 pages). A summary is available
here. The CMA states that competitive pressures are weak. Breaking-up the largest banks is not proposed; the CMA relies, instead, on other measures including improved disclosure and the better use of technology to improve the switching process. The CMA also proposes requiring banks to set a monthly maximum charge for unarranged overdrafts.
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