Consumers Come Out Tops With Formation Of New One-Stop Ombud Scheme

CONSUMERS COME OUT TOPS WITH FORMATION OF NEW ONE-STOP OMBUD SCHEME Submission Details

Author: Joanne Hayes from .
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FOR MEDIA ENQUIRIES:

Prepared for:    The National Financial Ombud Scheme (NFO)

Prepared by:     Joanne Hayes, Tumbleweed Communications

Tel:  +27 (0)83 6277249                                    e-mail:  tigerjo@iafrica.com

IMAGES:               https://we.tl/t-5I1URyUyAA

CAPTIONS FOR IMAGES:

1. Reana Steyn

Ombudsman for Banking Services (OBS)

2. Howard Gabriels

Credit Ombudsman (CO)

3. Denise Gabriels

Ombudsman for Long-Term Insurance (OLTI)

4. Edite Teixeira-Mckinon

Ombudsman for Short-Term Insurance (OSTI)

NOTES TO EDITORS:

Have a look at the online visibility from 03/04/2024 to today for CONSUMERS COME OUT TOPS WITH FORMATION OF NEW ONE-STOP OMBUD SCHEME:

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2. Bing Search Results
3. Yahoo Search Results
4. DuckDuckGo Search Results
5. Twitter Mentions

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