logging in or signing up HughSavillPresentati onforInstanbul13Apri l07 Pravez Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 21 Category: News & Reports.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: April 17, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Hugh Savill: Hugh Savill DIRECTOR OF EUROPEAN AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRSImportance of Disclosure of Quality Information and Appropriate Advice – Best Practice: Importance of Disclosure of Quality Information and Appropriate Advice – Best Practice UK Regulation on Disclosure & Advice Customer Impact SchemeUK Regulation on Disclosure & Advice: UK Regulation on Disclosure & Advice Dominant role of Independent Financial Advisers in UK savings market Risk-based approach by UK regulator Disclosure requirements more detailed for pensions than for motor insuranceUK Regulation - Today: UK Regulation - Today Prescriptive conduct of business regulation Product disclosure (charges, key features, risks) Adviser disclosure (status, commission) Suitability rules – to ensure that advisers make recommendations based on customer needs More burdensome than EU regulationUK Regulation - Impact: UK Regulation - Impact Key consumer protection requirements But at a cost to consumers Reinforces dominance of Independent Financial Advisers Reduces access to savings in middle income marketUK Regulation - Tomorrow: UK Regulation - Tomorrow Shift to principles-based regulation Tailored to product risks Less “gold-plating” of Directives Review of Retail Distribution Pricing, remuneration, and sustainability of small Financial Adviser companiesCustomer Impact Scheme: Customer Impact Scheme Flagship ABI “best advice” scheme Board commitments Annual public report by participating companies Series of good practice guides Independent Customer Impact Panel Annual customer surveyThree Customer Commitments: Three Customer Commitments To develop and promote products and services which meet the needs of customers To provide customers with clear information and good service when they buy products To maintain appropriate and effective relationships with customers, providing them with a good service after they have bought a productThe 2006/7 Survey – Do you agree that your insurer…?: The 2006/7 Survey – Do you agree that your insurer…? The 2006/7 Survey – Commitment 1 – developing & promoting products & services which meet customers needs: The 2006/7 Survey – Commitment 1 – developing & promoting products & services which meet customers needs The 2006/7 Survey – Commitment 2 – providing consumers with clear information & good service when they buy products: The 2006/7 Survey – Commitment 2 – providing consumers with clear information & good service when they buy products The 2006/7 Survey – Commitment 3 – Maintaining appropriate & effective relationships with customers, providing them with a good service after they have bought the product: The 2006/7 Survey – Commitment 3 – Maintaining appropriate & effective relationships with customers, providing them with a good service after they have bought the product The 2006/7 Survey – Commonest causes of complaint: The 2006/7 Survey – Commonest causes of complaint The 2006/7 Survey – Complaints handling: The 2006/7 Survey – Complaints handling The 2006/7 Survey – Was your complaint resolved to your satisfaction? : The 2006/7 Survey – Was your complaint resolved to your satisfaction? Conclusions: Conclusions Prescriptive regulation of advice and disclosure in the UK has not worked Move to principle-based regulation Difficult for companies as well as regulators Role for market-driven schemes to raise standards, such as ABI Customer Impact You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
HughSavillPresentati onforInstanbul13Apri l07 Pravez Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 21 Category: News & Reports.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: April 17, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Hugh Savill: Hugh Savill DIRECTOR OF EUROPEAN AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRSImportance of Disclosure of Quality Information and Appropriate Advice – Best Practice: Importance of Disclosure of Quality Information and Appropriate Advice – Best Practice UK Regulation on Disclosure & Advice Customer Impact SchemeUK Regulation on Disclosure & Advice: UK Regulation on Disclosure & Advice Dominant role of Independent Financial Advisers in UK savings market Risk-based approach by UK regulator Disclosure requirements more detailed for pensions than for motor insuranceUK Regulation - Today: UK Regulation - Today Prescriptive conduct of business regulation Product disclosure (charges, key features, risks) Adviser disclosure (status, commission) Suitability rules – to ensure that advisers make recommendations based on customer needs More burdensome than EU regulationUK Regulation - Impact: UK Regulation - Impact Key consumer protection requirements But at a cost to consumers Reinforces dominance of Independent Financial Advisers Reduces access to savings in middle income marketUK Regulation - Tomorrow: UK Regulation - Tomorrow Shift to principles-based regulation Tailored to product risks Less “gold-plating” of Directives Review of Retail Distribution Pricing, remuneration, and sustainability of small Financial Adviser companiesCustomer Impact Scheme: Customer Impact Scheme Flagship ABI “best advice” scheme Board commitments Annual public report by participating companies Series of good practice guides Independent Customer Impact Panel Annual customer surveyThree Customer Commitments: Three Customer Commitments To develop and promote products and services which meet the needs of customers To provide customers with clear information and good service when they buy products To maintain appropriate and effective relationships with customers, providing them with a good service after they have bought a productThe 2006/7 Survey – Do you agree that your insurer…?: The 2006/7 Survey – Do you agree that your insurer…? The 2006/7 Survey – Commitment 1 – developing & promoting products & services which meet customers needs: The 2006/7 Survey – Commitment 1 – developing & promoting products & services which meet customers needs The 2006/7 Survey – Commitment 2 – providing consumers with clear information & good service when they buy products: The 2006/7 Survey – Commitment 2 – providing consumers with clear information & good service when they buy products The 2006/7 Survey – Commitment 3 – Maintaining appropriate & effective relationships with customers, providing them with a good service after they have bought the product: The 2006/7 Survey – Commitment 3 – Maintaining appropriate & effective relationships with customers, providing them with a good service after they have bought the product The 2006/7 Survey – Commonest causes of complaint: The 2006/7 Survey – Commonest causes of complaint The 2006/7 Survey – Complaints handling: The 2006/7 Survey – Complaints handling The 2006/7 Survey – Was your complaint resolved to your satisfaction? : The 2006/7 Survey – Was your complaint resolved to your satisfaction? Conclusions: Conclusions Prescriptive regulation of advice and disclosure in the UK has not worked Move to principle-based regulation Difficult for companies as well as regulators Role for market-driven schemes to raise standards, such as ABI Customer Impact