In this month’s Our Sector column, a space for trade and professional bodies engaging with the advice profession and the industries it works alongside to share developments and spotlight financial services issues that matter, Consumer Duty Alliance CEO Keith Richards
The Consumer Duty Alliance (CDA) was born out of a simple observation: no single organisation, regulator or firm can raise standards across financial services alone. When the Financial Conduct Authority introduced Consumer Duty, many viewed it as yet another regulatory initiative. However, we saw something different, not least because it marked a significant shift from prescriptive rules towards an outcomes-focused approach. We saw an opportunity for collaboration to unite practitioners, firms, providers, regulators and subject matter experts around a shared ambition of delivering bet...
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