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Consumer duty
Mar 4 2024
Consumer duty closed products deadline looming: what next?
Describe the approach of the FCA to closed products with regard to the consumer duty
Explain what steps to take if there are gaps in the data
Identify the FCA's perspective on closed book lifetime mortgages
Describe the approach of the FCA to closed products with regard to the consumer duty
Explain what steps to take if there are gaps in the data
Identify the FCA's perspective on closed book lifetime mortgages
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The consumer duty will formally be extended to closed products from July 31 2024. (Timon Schneider/Dreamstime.com)
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Daniel Seely
Last year was significant for the financial services industry and consumers alike.
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