Since the introduction of the Consumer Duty regulations, businesses across financial services have had to reassess their practices to ensure they meet higher standards of customer protection and transparency. The new framework focuses on delivering fair value, supporting informed decision-making and improving outcomes for consumers. Organisations now face heightened scrutiny to ensure they are prioritising the needs of their clients, from product development to post-sale interactions. In the aftermath of these changes, firms have been adapting to not only meet the legal requirements but also to cultivate stronger relationships with consumers based on trust, fairness, and accountability. Now that the Consumer Duty regulations are in effect, it’s important to explore the practical impact on businesses, consumers and the wider industry.
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