The Fairer Finance podcast
The Fairer Finance podcast
Podcast Description
A topical show looking at news, policy and regulatory developments in the UK financial services industry. Hosted by Eve McGrady, alongside Fairer Finance's Managing Director James Daley and Director Tim Hogg.
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Covers key themes such as regulatory changes, the future of banking, and consumer protection. Specific episodes include discussions on the departures at the Financial Ombudsman Service, examining corporate activity in the banking sector like Nationwide's acquisition of Virgin Money, and an exploration of the potential impacts of the Government's pro-growth agenda on deregulation.
A topical show looking at news, policy and regulatory developments in the UK financial services industry. Hosted by Eve McGrady, alongside Fairer Finance’s Managing Director James Daley and Director Tim Hogg.
In this week's episode, we start with a discussion about the FCA's latest proposals for the Credit Information market. These are the final stages of a market review that began almost seven years ago. We dive into the detail.
In the second half of the show, we take a look at the draft Buy Now Pay Later rules which are due to come into force in July. With Consumer Credit Act reform continuing to move at snail's pace, the BNPL rules – with a lighter touch on disclosure – may be an indication of what's to come for the rest of the sector.
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