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Some 1.4 million customers of doorstep lenders have been receiving letters informing them that their personal details have been lost. The names, addresses and payment histories of 600,000 clients of Welcome Financial Services Limited and Shopacheck were lost, along with the names and addresses of another 800,000. The Cattles Group, the parent company of both brands, has apologised. The Information Commissioner's Office is investigating how the loss occurred.
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Two storage tapes were lost, which contained low-level personal data of clients who signed up from October 2005 to October 2010. They also contained human resources data relating to 18,000 current and former employees of the Cattles Group....Read more here--: BBC News - Lender loses personal details of 1.4m people
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Mr Blake is challenging his fine and ban in the Upper Tribunal. The bans will prevent them taking on any functions in any activities regulated by the FSA. Mr Corr was the finance director of Cattles, Mr Miller was finance director of Welcome and Mr Blake was managing director of Welcome....Read more here--: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17536678