Barclay’s boss Charlie Nunn, pictured, has said the proposed car finance scheme risked becoming an ‘investability issue’ - Hollie Adams/Bloomberg The chief executive of Lloyds Bank has said an £11bn car finance compensation scheme risks putting foreign investors off Britain. Charlie Nunn said the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) planned redress scheme for drivers who claim they were mis-sold car loans risked becoming an “investability issue” for Britain. Mr Nunn said the “scheme as it’s currently pro ...