How do the ongoing advice review findings relate to the Consumer Duty?

TCC experts David and Garry discuss how the FCA’s ongoing advice review findings integrate with Consumer Duty board reporting and data-led regulatory expectations.

What happened?

Following the FCA’s release of its findings into its recent ongoing advice review, TCC’s Chief Product and Commercial Officer Garry Evans catches up with our Technical Director David Boyhan – who specialises in wealth management to unpack all the detail.

In the fourth instalment of the five-part mini-series, Garry asks David how the review’s findings relate to the Consumer Duty. Watch part four now to learn more or read the transcript below.

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Frequently asked questions

How do ongoing advice reviews relate to the Consumer Duty?

Ongoing advice reviews provide the empirical evidence (MI) needed to prove in the annual board report that clients are receiving fair value and that the advisory services paid for are actually delivered.

What historical data does the FCA expect advice firms to have?

The FCA expects advice firms to have accessible management information and client file data dating back to 2018 to justify fees and prove service delivery.

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