Consumer Duty Hub

Discover the benefits of deploying AI-powered continual assessment for Compliance, Risk & Internal Audit, Operations & Customer Service, and Learning & Development.

How confident are you that your people actually have the knowledge and competency required under Consumer Duty?

In this free 60-minute, on-demand webinar, we are joined by Lynne Hargreaves – Director at ClearStep Consulting – to walk you through the critical considerations, changes and revisions you need to make to your T&C schemes to ensure your firm – and your people – are Consumer Duty ready.

Quantitative vs qualitative approaches to assessing and evidencing first-line competence against a principles-based regulation.

Discover how we are supporting firms to embed and evidence best-in-class people MI for Consumer Duty.

Critical considerations around developing actionable Management Information that meets the regulator’s expectations.

In this free 60-minute, on-demand webinar, we are joined by Frank Brown – Director of GRR Consulting – to examine why firms must prioritise first-line employee competence to achieve full compliance with Consumer Duty.

In this free 60-minute, on-demand webinar, we are joined by BDO to discuss how firms can develop actionable Management Information that meets the regulator’s expectations.

Is your approach to staff training having a negative impact on your cultural progression and increasing your risk?

What have you changed to ensure employees genuinely understand the role they play in delivering fair outcomes?

Three practical use cases examining how financial services firms use employee-centric AI to improve organisational culture, operations, KPIs and customer outcomes.

In this free 60-minute, on-demand webinar, we examine how AI-powered assessment enables firms to meet the FCA’s four ‘Drivers of Culture’, provide the culture metrics & MI that boards need and deliver the outcomes customers now expect.

In this free 60-minute, on-demand webinar, we are joined by Bovill and VCX to examine the key issues and challenges firms must overcome to meet the Duty’s requirement to prevent foreseeable harm to vulnerable customers.

Using AI to evidence that staff have the skills and capability to recognise and respond to the needs of customers in vulnerable circumstances.