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In March this year, the Central Bank of Ireland published the revised Consumer Protection Code after an extensive review period of almost two and a half years. In this special series of the Matheson Talks Financial Regulation Podcast, Matheson's Financial Institutions Group takes a deep dive into the component parts of the revised Consumer Protection Code and what it means for our clients. The 11-episode series considers the following:
- Revised Consumer Protection Code – OverviewOpens in new window
- Revised Consumer Protection Code – Securing Customers InterestsOpens in new window
- Revised Consumer Protection Code – Informing EffectivelyOpens in new window
- Revised Consumer Protection Code – DigitalisationOpens in new window
- Revised Consumer Protection Code – Frauds and Scams and Customers in Vulnerable CircumstancesOpens in new window
- Revised Consumer Protection Code – Regulated and Unregulated ActivitiesOpens in new window
- Revised Consumer Protection Code – Specific Requirements Relevant to Insurance UndertakingsOpens in new window
- Revised Consumer Protection Code – Specific Requirements Relevant to Credit InstitutionsOpens in new window
- Revised Consumer Protection Code – Impact on Fund Management CompaniesOpens in new window
- Revised Consumer Protection Code – Impact on FintechsOpens in new window
- Revised Consumer Protection Code – Impact on MiFID FirmsOpens in new window
You can access all episodes hereOpens in new window.
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