144. Deputy Sean Sherlock asked the Minister for Finance if his attention has been drawn to the rapid increase in personal contract plan, PCP, credit instruments in the motor industry; if his Department has assessed the default risk of such instruments; and if banks, financial institutions and other financial subsidiaries such as car manufacturers themselves have been sufficiently regulated by the Central Bank to lend to car buyers in the market. [37757/17]

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144. Deputy Sean Sherlock asked the Minister for Finance if his attention has been drawn to the rapid increase in personal contract plan, PCP, credit instruments in the motor industry; if his Department has assessed the default risk of such instruments; and if banks, financial institutions and other financial subsidiaries such as car manufacturers themselves have been sufficiently regulated by the Central Bank to lend to car buyers in the market. [37757/17]

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1. 11 September 2017

   Personal Contract Plans

   144. Deputy Sean Sherlock asked the Minister for Finance if his attention has been drawn to the rapid increase in personal contract plan, PCP, credit instruments in the motor industry; if his Department has assessed the default risk of such instruments; and if banks, financial institutions and other financial subsidiaries such as car manufacturers themselves have been sufficiently regulated by the Central Bank to lend to car buyers in the market. [37757/17]

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