Ashley-Guild's Compliance Report

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Ashley- Guild considers a formal complaint any allegations of fraud, violation of compliance, discrimination, unfair or deceptive treatment or abusive acts, regardless of whether that allegation is in writing. Therefore, should you come across one of the abovementioned circumstances, please forward to the complaints department. Otherwise, there is an appropriate department within Guild who will address the matter accordingly.

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