moderate impact
Consumer Protection
Finance
FCA Publishes Findings on Firms' Consumer Duty Outcomes Monitoring
Financial Conduct Authority
United Kingdom
Published Jul 27, 2026
Summary
The FCA published findings from its review of how firms monitor and evidence customer outcomes under the Consumer Duty, setting out examples of good and poor practice. The report is intended to help firms strengthen outcomes-monitoring frameworks ahead of continued supervisory scrutiny of Consumer Duty compliance.
Key Changes
- Sets out examples of good and poor practice in Consumer Duty outcomes monitoring
- Identifies common weaknesses in firms' management information and governance
- Signals continued supervisory focus on outcomes-monitoring quality
Affected Industries
retail financial services firms
insurers
banks
consumer credit firms
Source
Key Dates
PublishedJul 27, 2026
Added to RegIntelJul 27, 2026
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