Financial and Credit Product Regulation

The prospect of financial services executives becoming accountable for end-to-end financial and credit product management means that financial services providers need a simple framework for managing financial and credit products from their design through to termination.

While automated workflows and databases may help minimise errors once a product is sold they don’t tell you in advance whether the marketing was incorrect or whether the IT program improperly charged interest or fees. 

You need a simple tool to help you understand, before a product is designed, which products are regulated and how they are regulated during a product lifecycle.

I discussed these issues in my recent webinars.

You can see the financial product webinar here and the credit product webinar here.

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David Jacobson

Author: David Jacobson
Principal, Bright Corporate Law
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