FCA warns 'top priority' Consumer Duty 'not once and done' event

Not a box-ticking exercise

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The Consumer Duty remains the Financial Conduct Authority’s ‘top priority’ and adherence will be closely monitored to ensure firms do not think it is a ‘once and done’ exercise, the regulator has said.

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