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New vulnerable customer data from the MorganAsh Resilience System (MARS) has revealed that caring responsibilities are one of the most common life events experienced by consumers.
The release of the FCA’s latest Financial Lives survey, which found that 49% of UK adults have one or more characteristic of vulnerability, demonstrates the pressing need to understand customer vulnerability, argues specialists MorganAsh.
This webinar explores the intersection of Consumer Duty and GDPR, focusing on the data storage and privacy issues businesses must navigate to be compliant. We will explore the key challenges firms face in managing vulnerable customer data, discussing the types of data that need to be stored, and the permissions required.
The FCA has repeatedly stated that the Consumer Duty is not a once-and-done exercise. Therefore, firms need to maintain an ongoing cultural focus on the Duty, and even transform their culture to improve the outcomes customers receive.
One of the first hurdles to overcome for any firm on its customer vulnerability journey is the actual identification of vulnerable customers. This is by no means a small feat, as many firms have found out when trying to meet the requirements of the FCA’s Consumer Duty.
Recently, the FCA published the terms of reference for its review of the pure protection market, following consultation on the review’s scope and approach. While many of those who are tired of being ‘bundled in’ with general insurance welcome this market study, the elephant in the room is commission – or, to be more specific, commission bias.
Elephants Don’t Forget, FWD Consulting, MorganAsh, and the Collaboration Network answer your questions about implementing the FCA’s Consumer Duty requirements on customer vulnerability within your firm.
While there are several different ways to approach consumer vulnerability, one view is that artificial intelligence (AI) will provide the silver bullet which solves the issue. This paper explores those issues and offers some perspective on the AI’s prospects of being the hoped-for panacea.
There is still a great deal of uncertainty about how someone is defined as vulnerable; what a vulnerability is. The FCA’s data (confirmed with live data from MorganAsh’s vulnerable consumer management tool, MARS) shows that around half of all people can be defined as vulnerable. Yet others say that they have only a few per cent of vulnerable consumers. Can this be true? Andrew Gething and Johnny Timpson OBE try to dig into the answers.
While people prepare to report under Consumer Duty, Andrew Gething observes that one of the things many companies don’t understand is that Consumer Duty also requires them to report under the Equality Act. The Act has been around for some years, but many haven’t recognised the part it plays in Consumer Duty. Johnny Timpson OBE shares his thoughts.
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