Cartwright Peter <br/><br/>
Consumer protection in financial services 

 - London  Kluwer Law International  1999 
 - 292p  xxxi 
<br/><br/>Contents;<br/>Foreword;<br/>Sponsoring Organisations;<br/>Editor's Preface;<br/>List of Contributors;<br/>Table of Legislation;<br/>Table of Cases;<br/>Introduction;<br/>Consumer Protection in Financial Services: Putting the Law in Context;<br/>Part I:  Themes and Trends in Financial Services;<br/>Chapter 1.  The European Union, Financial Services, and the Consumer;<br/>Chapter 2.  The Ombudsmen and Consumer Protection;<br/>Part II: Banking;<br/>Chapter 3.  Bank Confidentiality and the Consumer in the United Kingdom;<br/>Chapter 4.  Unilateral Variation in Banking Contracts: An 'Unfair Term'?<br/>Chapter 5.  Deposit Guarantees and the Individual Bank Customer;<br/>Part III: Financial Services and Investments;<br/>Chapter 6. Financial Services Regulation: Can History Teach Us Anything?;<br/>Chapter 7. Pensions and the Consumer: Lessons from Overseas;<br/>Chapter 8. Some Consumer Problems Relating to the Sale of Long-Term Insurance;<br/>Part IV: Insurance;<br/>Chapter 9. Insurance Law Reform for the Benefit of the Consumer: Some Lessons from Australia;<br/>Chapter 10. Consumer Protection in Insurance Contracts;<br/>Part V: Consumer Credit;<br/>Chapter 11. Seeking Social Justice for Poor Consumers in Credit Markets;<br/>Chapter 12. Racial and Gender Equality in Markets for Financial Services;<br/>Index.<br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9041197176 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>1. Consumer Protection - Law & Legislation2. Financial Services Industry 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>343.071  / CAR