Regulatory failures cost Yorkshire Bank £249,000

Imro, the investment management regulator, has fined Yorkshire Bank £100,000 (€172,355) for breaches of regulatory rules between December 1996 and June 1999 in relation to its personal equity plan (PEP) business.

The bank has also had to pay Imro's costs of £55,000 and pay compensation of £94,000 to 1,643 customers.

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