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Government accused of anti-competitive practice towards credit unions

The Government is being accused of engaging in anti-competitive practice towards credit unions.

Government accused of anti-competitive practice towards credit unions

Thu, 21 Jan, 2016 - 20:39

The Government is being accused of engaging in anti-competitive practice towards credit unions.

Concern is being raised about a new rule limiting deposits in credit unions to €100,000.

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