

Mon, 05 Dec 2011
By STEVE HAWKES, Business Editor
BANKING giant HSBC faces a nearly £40million bill after being found guilty of ripping off almost 2,500 pensioners.
The City regulator today said elderly customers who were mis-sold products were more likely to DIE than benefit from their investment bonds.
The Financial Services Authority fined HSBC £10.5million its biggest ever retail fine.
It also said the bank was set to pay £29.3million in compensation.
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