BVCA welcomes government banking inquiry
тBanking should always aspire to be the ally of business and not perceived to be its enemy,т said Mark Florman, the chief executive of the British Private Equity and Venture Capital Association as he welcomed the governmentтs inquiry into the culture of the banking industry.
The parliamentary inquiry was announced by David Cameron in the wake of the Libor rate-rigging scandal and will involve a joint committee of MPs and peers.
"Whether it be the manipulation of Libor, mis-selling of interest-swaps to small businesses or the sense that individual customers feel that competition between the major banks is not what it should be, there is now a crisis surrounding the culture of British banking that only a deep but swift independent inquiry can address," said Florman in a statement.
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