But I think it's very important to know exactly what to say/ write in any communication.
To be honest, it's not that important when talking to the Central Bank. (In contrast, you have to make your case to the FSO very carefully.) I would simply say
Dear Governor (Yes, I would bypass the junior staff who will send you just the standard cut and paste response"
1) I had a mortgage with KBC.
2) I got into financial difficulties and they rescheduled my loan.
3) As a condition of that rescheduling they removed my tracker from me.
4) I complained to the FSO
5) The FSO rejected my complaint
6) I have been advised by KBC that they are reviewing my case as part of the tracker review ordered by you.
This is a very uncertain and worrying time for me. I have been told by KBC that they will tell me the results of the review within 6 months.
I understand that the CB does not get involved in dealing with individual complaints and I am not asking you to do so, but I would like to point out to you that this is a systemic or cohort issue.
I understand that other customers of KBC received the same treatment, while the general practice in other lenders seems to have been to reschedule loans without altering the tracker.
As a "cohort" issue, you should issue guidelines on how such cohorts should be treated. It could be quite simple
"Where a lender removed a tracker from a home loan borrower as a condition of rescheduling their loan, then the tracker should be restored to them. This is a general guideline. If the lender believes that the specific circumstances of the case does not justify the return of the tracker, they must specify what those specific circumstances are. Such circumstances might be:
The borrower was in positive equity and the case could be resolved by the sale of the property.
The lender agreed to write down the mortgage by a substantial amount.
The lender agreed to take a joint borrower off the mortgage and so issued a new mortgage account.
The borrower insisted on a fixed rate mortgage and signed an MFA which showed that they clearly understood that they were surrendering their tracker mortgage"
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