Aura Finance Sells a 5.63% Livret the FGDR Does Not Cover
Aura Finance sells the Livret Aura at 5.63% and claims FGDR protection, but names no authorised bank. France AMF has warned.
Read MoreAura Finance sells the Livret Aura at 5.63% and claims FGDR protection, but names no authorised bank. France AMF has warned.
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