Banking Ombudsman welcomes new members
The Banking Ombudsman has announced a number of mortgage lenders have joined the scheme including Canterbury Building Society, Southern Cross Building Society and Credit Union South.
Tuesday, November 30th 2010, 5:24PM
Ombudsman Deborah Battell said, "We are looking forward to resolving disputes between a wider set of financial service providers and customers."
"Our aim is to reduce complaints and improver consumer confidence by passing on what we learn. Expanding the scheme will enable us to help lift standards across a larger part of the financial services industry."
The ombudsman announced that as it moves into a new operating environment under the Financial Services Providers (Registration and Dispute Resolution) Act 2008, and extends its membership to include non-bank deposit takers, a number of new members have joined the scheme.
The new members announced today are:
Bank of Baroda
Nelson Building Society
Southern Cross Building Society
Hastings Building Society (now part of SBS Bank)
Canterbury Building Society
Marac Finance
PGG Wrightson
Credit Union Baywide
Credit Union South
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