Fairer Finance taps Tim Hogg as director to support regulatory compliance

Specialising in scrutinising Consumer Duty impact

Jaskeet Briah
clock • 1 min read

Fairer Finance has appointed Tim Hogg as director to lead its behavioural and data science team, guiding companies through regulatory compliance, including Consumer Duty.

In the role, Hogg will specialise in scrutinising Consumer Duty impact across business models, product innovation, pricing dynamics, and consumer communications. Fairer Finance detailed that this work will "distil the complexity of regulatory stipulations into actionable insights" and strategic plans, enabling financial firms to not just comply with the law but to "thrive" within it. Hogg commented: "Consumer Duty is not just a check-the-box exercise; it's a comprehensive, multifaceted obligation that demands a nuanced approach. "By harnessing the immense potential of behavioural a...

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