On that point, the bank sold the business of one of my constituents, which was bought by another of the bank’s customers, who then found themselves in exactly the same situation as their predecessor. The bank therefore profited from not only the distressed sale, but what happened afterwards. Worse still, the sale happened as a result of interest rate swap mis-selling, but there is another interest rate swap agreement with the new company, so something that happened in 2005 happened again in 2007. Very often, these things are happening to the people who provide large numbers of jobs in our constituencies—the businesses that will provide the jobs and the growth.
Tomlinson Report
Proceeding contribution from
Tessa Munt
(Liberal Democrat)
in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 17 December 2013.
It occurred during Adjournment debate on Tomlinson Report.
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