Consumer Duty - Q4 2022
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Consumer Duty - Q4 2022
The Consumer Duty implementation period is well underway with the 31 July 2023 deadline merely six months away.
There is now a huge amount of pressure on firms to ensure that the latest iteration of their implementation plan fully captures the necessary work to achieve compliance. It is also critical that the board and senior management are engaged and monitoring progress towards key milestones.
As we approach the 30 April 2023 milestone for product manufacturers, our article highlights the key areas firms must focus on over the coming months.
For a more comprehensive review on this topic, please click on the pdf below:
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