GCC Capital AB , filial i Finland products, services and reviews

About GCC Capital AB , filial i Finland

GCC Capital AB, filial i Finland is the Finnish branch of the Swedish finance company GCC Capital AB, set up to offer and service financing products locally without a separate Finnish subsidiary. The branch is registered in the Finnish Trade Register and operates under home-state prudential supervision by Sweden’s Finansinspektionen, with host-state oversight and conduct rules in Finland applying to marketing, consumer protection, data protection, and debt collection. The firm operates in credit intermediation rather than universal retail banking; its activity typically centers on financing arranged directly or via merchant and partner channels, with product terms defined by contract and Finnish law. Pricing on consumer credit must be disclosed with the total cost of credit (APR) and a Standard European Consumer Credit Information sheet before signing, and consumers generally retain a statutory right to withdraw within 14 days and to make early repayments with compensation only as permitted by law. Customer onboarding requires strong electronic identification and creditworthiness assessment, and arrears handling is governed by the Interest Act and Debt Collection Act. The branch’s financials are consolidated into the Swedish parent’s reports, which provide the main visibility into capital, funding, and risk profile; by design, the branch structure offers local servicing but does not resemble a full-service bank with day-to-day accounts. Support is commonly provided through online and phone channels, and complaints must first go through the firm’s internal process; if unresolved, consumers can seek help from the Consumer Advisory Services and, where applicable, escalate to the Consumer Disputes Board or other Finnish dispute-resolution bodies, with GDPR issues directed to the Data Protection Ombudsman. Prospective customers should compare the effective cost of credit, fees for late payment, and contract flexibility against offers from banks and other lenders before committing.