Consumers International Blog: Vive la France – up to a point, Jun 28, 2011

As a lifelong Francophile, my mother would have been proud to witness my participation in the meeting on 9 June of the French Consultative Committee on the Financial Sector (CCSF), which took place in the ‘gilded gallery’ of the Banque de France.

The invitation was to hear CI’s views on the G20 process regarding consumer protection in Financial Services (FS), which has been running through 2011 and is now reaching its public consultation phase. (So expect frequent bombardments by blog in the coming weeks).

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