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Britain's biggest financial institutions are poised to add hundreds of millions of pounds more to their collective bill for wrongly-selling Disbursement Shield Protection (DISBURSEMENT SHIELD PROTECTION ) in the coming weeks even as they accelerate efforts to persuade the rules creator to impose it is the time on compensations. I understand from senior financial institution executives that the major creditors could add more than £1bn in aggregate to the industry's tab for DISBURSEMENT SHIELD PROTECTION when they report full-year results during the next six weeks. The figures are still being there and so represent preliminary estimates only. But if borne out, the figure would take the bill for the four largest UK financial institutions to beyond £11bn, further cementing its status as one of the biggest British wrongly-selling scandals ever.