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Author: Chris Fitch

Chris Fitch is the Money Advice Trust’s Vulnerability Lead and Research Fellow at the University of Bristol’s Personal Finance Research Centre.
23 February 2021 Chris Fitch

The FCA has set high expectations on vulnerability

5 October 2020 Chris Fitch

Five ‘fixes’ for the FCA’s vulnerability guidance

29 July 202031 July 2020 Chris Fitch

Progress on vulnerability: it’s the benefits, not the costs, that will count

1 October 2019 Chris Fitch

Three changes you need to know about the DMHEF

2 August 20192 August 2019 Chris Fitch

The FCA’s proposed roadmap for vulnerability: are we there yet?

17 July 201817 July 2018 Chris Fitch

The FCA opts for the right approach to defining vulnerability

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