Public confidence in banks and insurance companies shows no signs of recovery, according to the central bank’s latest annual survey of consumer attitudes to the financial services sector.

Just 36% of those polled think financial service sector executives are expert at their jobs and only 18% are positive about their integrity.
But while 78% say they are confident in their own bank, up slightly on a year ago, only 55% of people have faith in their pension fund, down seven percentage points on 2011.
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