Lloyds Bank ordered to compensate investor for unsuitable advice relating to structured products Lloyds Bank has been ordered to pay compensation to a client who was 'wrongly advised' to invest £60,000 in a Guaranteed Investment Bond (GIB) in 2006 and a further £7,200 in a similar capital-protected product in 2008. The UK Ombudsman Tony Moss has confirmed its provisional decision on June 4 on the basis that the advice and recommendations by Lloyds Bank failed to provide diversity and the fact

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