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The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024

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By Mark Neville, Mathew Rutter
| Lexology
Overview The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 (the DMCC) introduces significant reforms to the UK's competition and consumer law regime. The DMCC has three key pillars: Expanded consumer protection - The DMCC updates the unfair commercial practices 'blacklist' and strengthens other consumer rights. The CMA is given the power to enforce consumer law directly rather than going through the courts and, notably, can fine businesses for breaches.
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By Mark Neville
| Source Magazine
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Insurance Advisory predictions

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By Mathew Rutter, Mark Neville
| Lexology
From the Consumer Duty to ESG issues, we offer our international experts’ predictions on the opportunities and challenges that regulatory and advisory teams may face in the coming year and beyond. 1. The FCA’s Consumer Duty will challenge both insurers and distributors The Consumer Duty, which comes into force on 31 July 2023, will deliver a significant shift in what the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) expects of firms.
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