Paradigm launches Consumer Duty support hub

Adviser resources and events

Hemma Visavadia
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Mortgage, protection and compliance services proposition Paradigm has launched a Consumer Duty support hub for adviser firms to help better prepare them for the upcoming guidelines arriving on 31 July.

The support hub offers videos on how to prepare for the changes required under the Consumer Duty guidelines, which will need to be implemented by April 2023. Following the summer break, Paradigm said it will be running a series of face-to-face CPD events with Consumer Duty as a focal point. Richard Howes, director of mortgages at Paradigm Mortgage Services, commented that with the final Consumer Duty rules and guidance coming in just over a month's time, and "we know this issue is going to be on the agenda for all advisory firms for some time to come." "With the FCA currently only ...

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