The Analysis Contents


Contents


The Analysis Editor’s Letter


News & Opinions CSA: 20:20 vision


Introducing UK Finance


Forums International: update In Focus


Is it too late to think again about GDPR? Ready for a post-Brexit future?


Looking forward


Are consumers making informed choices? The correct approach to fees and charges


What are they not telling you?


Taking a view on the FCA consultation Would I lie to you?


Giving credit where it is due


Editor Stephen Kiely 6 Rosedale Cottages, Turkey Cock Lane, Stanway, Colchester, Essex CO3 8NA Tel: 07766 416693 E-mail: stephen@ccrmagazine.co.uk


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40 The best thing to happen to short-term credit 42 CCR2


Public sector debt The difficulty with financial difficulty The benefit of scale in corporate recovery A party political broadcast


In Reference CCRDirectory


Appointments & Updates The Last Word


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