Consumer Duty

The Cost of Non-Compliance

Regulatory bodies around the globe aren’t letting up and the cost of non-compliance can run into the billions, and that’s only the financial impact.

$6.4B

£176M

What is Consumer Duty?

The Consumer Duty Act is a set of rules developed by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to create higher and clearer standards of consumer protection within the retail financial services space and to motivate firms to prioritize consumer needs. StarCompliance is here to help businesses such as yours achieve Consumer Duty compliance and drive better outcomes for customers.

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The Beginning

Final rules and guidance published

Finalizes Implementation Plan

Firms’ boards (or equivalent management) body finalizes implementation plans

Reviews Complete

Manufacturers complete all reviews necessary to meet outcome rules for existing open products and services and identify where changes need to be made

Implementation Deadline

Implementation deadline for new and existing products or services that are open to sale or renewal

Implementation Deadline

Implementation deadline for closed products or services

Consumer Duty At A Glance

Under the new Consumer Duty Act, businesses are subject to the following requirements:

Firms must act to deliver good outcomes for retail customers

  • Act in good faith towards retail customers
  • Avoid causing foreseeable harm to retail customers
  • Enable and support retail customers to pursue their financial objectives
  • Products and services
  • Price and value
  • Consumer understanding
  • Consumer support

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