145 Types of ancillary credit business
Consumer Credit Act 1974 (1974 c 39) | Legislation

Part X Ancillary Credit Business

Definitions

145  Types of ancillary credit business

(1)     An ancillary credit business is any business so far as it comprises or relates to—

(a)     credit brokerage,

(b)     debt-adjusting,

(c)     debt-counselling,

(d)     debt-collecting,

[(da)     debt administration,]

[(db)     the provision of credit information services, or]

(e)     the operation of a credit reference agency.

[(2)

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