How International Financial Conduct Authority treats your complaint
Usually,
International Financial Conduct Authority
is considering
complaints in several stages
1st stage
First, it will check if you provide it. If not, IFCA clarifies facts facts. This is a matter of concern for the opinion of the company. In most cases, IFCA sends your letter to a controlled company.
2nd stage
The company reports to International Financial Conduct Authority in detail and explains the reasons for its decision.
3rd stage
If the audit indicates that the company's decision is not undesirable from a supervisory point of view, International Financial Conduct Authority will notify you of this.
4th stage
If it turns out that IFCA should intervene as a supervisory authority, it will continue to deal with the relevant company. However, International Financial Conduct Authority cannot inform you about the outcome of this dispute, as this is a confidentiality obligation.

Why it is important to file a complaint in writing
One of the tasks of International Financial Conduct Authority is to ensure the protection of all consumers under the supervision of banks and financial service providers, private insurers and securities trading. Therefore, in accordance with clause 4 of the Financial Services Supervision Act (FinDAG), you can send your request directly to IFCA if you, as a client, want to file a complaint with the company.
Here are a few points to pay attention to: So, you must file a complaint in written or text form with International Financial Conduct Authority using the form on this site. Your letter should always include the facts and the reason for the complaint.

When filing your complaint, be sure to include this information in your letter:
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