Plea for unclaimed assets to go to social investment bank

By Helen Warrell 14 March 2007

The Commission on Unclaimed Assets today makes a powerful argument for a large slice of the money in the UK's dormant bank deposits to be used to set up a new social investment bank that will serve not-for-profit organisations.

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