Friction or flow? Designing digital journeys that build trust and meet the Consumer Duty
Flexys
44:19
Making digital journeys easy seems simple, but what if 'easy' isn't always what's best for a customer in financial difficulty?
The Financial Conduct Authority's recent research proves that small design choices can have a huge impact on customer understanding and outcomes.
Join our expert panel of specialists in inclusive design and customer-centric finance as they translate this critical guidance into a practical plan. We'll focus on the small but critical steps that matter most, like setting up a payment plan or asking for help.
This session is a straightforward guide to designing digital experiences that are not just compliant, but clearer, more supportive, and more successful for everyone.
You will learn how to:
- Apply the FCA's principles of 'positive friction' and 'sludge' to your own digital channels.
- Use practical design techniques to support customers in distress.
- Build customer trust and prove you are delivering good outcomes under the Consumer Duty.
- Turn complex regulatory guidance into a simple blueprint for action.
Speakers
Carolyn Delehanty
Vulnerability & Inclusive Design Consultant
A leading authority on Inclusive Design for vulnerable customers, Carolyn leverages over 25 years of experience to drive transformative change. Through her consultancy, she delivers tangible commercial and cultural results for organisations and is recognised as a key industry leader and international speaker.
Mark McAlpine
CEO @ Not the Odd One Out
Mark is a consultant with extensive experience in governance, risk management and operational transformation. He is a keen advocate for the power of cooperation and ethical finance, amplifying stories of financial institutions that prioritise people over profit. His work is grounded in the belief that financial services can be a force for good, empowering communities and driving positive social change.
Guy Statter
Sales Director at Flexys
Guy has worked in financial services and technology for 20 years, working with organisations to deliver innovation through better use of data, digital services and process automation.
Friction or flow? Designing digital journeys that build trust and meet the Consumer Duty
44:19