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24 March 2026 Financial Service Intelligence Watch

COFI is not coming. It is already reshaping conduct

By Compli-Serve | Inspired by insights from the FSCA Industry Conference 2026

There is still a lingering perception across parts of the industry that the Conduct of Financial Institutions (COFI) Bill is something on the horizon. Something to prepare for. Something that will arrive in due course.

That view is already ...

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AI is not reducing complaints burden, Ombud warns

The expectation that artificial intelligence would streamline complaint handling is proving misplaced at the National Financial Ombud. Instead of shorter, clearer submissions, the Ombud is increasingly receiving lengthy, AI-generated complaints running to 150 pages or more, often supported by questionable or entirely fabricated legal references.

Speaking at a recent Conduct ...

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Working Smart

By Lee Rossini

Changing client expectations in financial services have undergone a transformation over the past decade, driven by advances in technology, increased access to information, and evolving client behaviour. Clients are therefore more informed, more demanding, and less tolerant of inefficiencies. Financial institutions that don’t recognise and adapt to these shifting expectations risk losing clients to more agile and client-centric competitors.

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