Kuluttajaluottodirektiivi
Kuluttajaluottodirektiivi was a European Union directive that aimed to establish a uniform financial protection framework for consumers in cross-border transactions. Issued in 2008, the directive created a set of regulations governing the rights of consumers to seek redress when suppliers do not fulfill their obligations.
The directive required member states to establish a system for out-of-court resolution of consumer disputes, making
The directive also introduced rules for long-distance selling, requiring suppliers to provide clear and accurate information
One of the key elements of the directive was the creation of a formal procedure for out-of-court
Kuluttajaluottodirektiivi was incorporated into EU law in 2011 and applied to all member states at that time.