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Bank of Scotland plc

FRN 1696285 February 2003Fine · £750,000
01 · In plain English

What happened.

On 5 February 2003, the Financial Services Authority (the FCA's predecessor) fined Bank of Scotland plc £750,000.

A fuller summary is on its way. The FCA's own text below is the official record.

02 · Enforcement details

What the FCA register says.

By a Final Notice dated 5 February 2003, the Governer and Company of the Bank of Scotland was fined £750,000 by the FSA. The fine was imposed as a result of the failure of its PEP and ISA Department to administer customer funds appropriately. These breaches related specifically to the firm's failings in the implementation of its LISA PEP and ISA computer system and the transfer of its PEP customers' accounts to that system and in the managementof its PEP and ISA Department. They meant that, throughout the period between November 1999 and August 2001, the firm was unable to reconcile properly the cash it was holding on behalf of its PEP and ISA customers or, therefore, to state accurately how much money it was holding on behalf of those customers.
03 · Firm details

Firm on the FCA register.

Firm name
Bank of Scotland plc
Firm reference number
169628
04 · Source documents

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