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Correspondence: CMA letter to TSB about breaching Part 7 and Article 56 of the Retail Banking Order

Competition Markets Authority

July 25
09:23 2024

Part 7 of the Order requires all providers of personal current accounts (PCAs) in the UK to set a Monthly Maximum Charge (MMC) in relation to unarranged overdraft charges. TSB breached Part 7 by:

  • failing to disclose the level of the MMC next to the relevant charges in Spend and Save Plus customers monthly statements
  • failing to disclose the level of the MMC within its mobile app journey for new to bank customers when mentioning overdraft charges

Article 56 of the Order states that if a bank is aware that it is not compliant with any part of the Order, it must report this non-compliance to the CMA within 14 days. TSB became aware of the breach related to the Spend and Save Plus customers monthly statements on 1 August 2023. However, it only reported this to the CMA on 1 September 2023.

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Published 25 July 2024

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