Martin Lewis’s charity outlines steps for Consumer Duty compliance
A charity established by campaigning journalist Martin Lewis has urged insurers to provide mental health training for underwriters and frontline staff if they wish to adhere to the FCA’s Consumer Duty requirements.
The Money and Mental Health Policy Institute has published a guide showing insurers how to support customers with mental health problems.
Publication of the guide comes after the charity carried out
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