Why Data Accuracy & Consumer Outcomes Now Define Compliance

Why Data Accuracy & Consumer Outcomes Now Define Compliance

Learn which areas firms are likely to face increased scrutiny, and the risks of weak controls, fragmented data and poor escalation processes.

In this article, Priscilla Gaudoin explores how the FCA’s 2026–27 priorities are raising expectations around Consumer Duty, conduct, financial crime, AI governance, operational resilience and data quality.

The key message for firms is clear: regulators are moving towards more outcomes-based, data-led supervision, and firms must be able to evidence good customer outcomes, strong governance and effective controls in real time.
Read the article to understand why data accuracy, accountability and the ability to respond quickly to regulatory scrutiny are becoming non-negotiable.

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