The word from Fairer Finance;
Fairer Finance has launched a Fair Value Report tool to allow financial service firms to assess the value offered by their products by benchmarking them against the wider market, showing how they compare on the comprehensiveness of their product features, the price they charge, and the service they offer. The tool is ideal for firms who want to ensure they meet the fair value standards set by the FCA’s Consumer Duty.
The Fairer Finance Fair Value Report tool uses complete and continuously maintained datasets, which include every product in the market across a wide range of sectors. This includes various insurance and banking sectors, such as motor, home, over 50s life insurance and travel insurance as well as current accounts, savings accounts, personal loans, and credit cards. This means that financial services firms have the most useful and up-to-date information available for assessing the value of their offerings.
James Daley, managing director of Fairer Finance, the consumer group and ratings provider, said: “Consumer duty requires that firms prove they are offering fair value – so it’s more important than ever that companies are clear on how they shape up against their competitors. Until now, many firms have carried out cursory and irregular reviews of a handful of their competitors – but that is unlikely to stand up to scrutiny in the new Consumer Duty regime.
“Our new fair value tool looks to provide firms an instant view on how they shape up against all their competitors on product features, service, and price. While for those that need to dive further into the detail, there’s also the ability to do a feature-by-feature comparison with the market – or with key competitors.”
Key features of the Fair Value Report tool include features like pricing, competitor ratings, service quality and customer ratings. Plus FCA complaince of course.
For more information about Fairer Finance or its new Fair Value Report tool, please visit this page or read this guide.
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