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Payments and e-money
Consumer Duty board report pack · illustrative example firm: Brindlemoor Pay Limited
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- Areas rated Red
- 04
- Areas rated Amber
- 35 of 35
- Measures rated
- 6
- Actions in the log
After the board's judgement
Of six areas
Every measure has a result
5 agreed by the board
Every measure with its thresholds, latest and previous result. Thresholds shown are illustrative: your own workbook leaves them blank for you and your board to set.
Products and services Amber
- Products and services past their review dateGreen
- Latest
- 0
- Previous
- 1
- Green at
- 0
- Red at
- 3
- Sales outside the identified target marketGreen
- Latest
- 1.2%
- Previous
- 1.2%
- Green at
- 2%
- Red at
- 5%
- Product reviews that considered customers with characteristics of vulnerabilityAmber
- Latest
- 87.5%
- Previous
- 91%
- Green at
- 95%
- Red at
- 80%
Two of the six product reviews did not look at customers with characteristics of vulnerability. The product governance template now has a mandatory section for it.
- New products and significant changes tested before launchGreen
- Latest
- 100%
- Previous
- 96%
- Green at
- 100%
- Red at
- 90%
- Complaints saying the product did not meet their needsGreen
- Latest
- 1.2
- Previous
- 1.2
- Green at
- 2
- Red at
- 5
- Agents and distributors reviewed for target-market fit this yearAmber
- Latest
- 90%
- Previous
- 80%
- Green at
- 100%
- Red at
- 85%
Two of the twenty agents have not had a target-market review this year. The reviews are booked.
Price and value Amber
- Products with a value assessment in dateGreen
- Latest
- 98.8%
- Previous
- 94.8%
- Green at
- 98%
- Red at
- 90%
- Products judged not to give fair value with action still openGreen
- Latest
- 0
- Previous
- 1
- Green at
- 0
- Red at
- 2
- Distribution arrangements reviewed for the effect of remuneration on valueGreen
- Latest
- 97%
- Previous
- 93.1%
- Green at
- 95%
- Red at
- 80%
- Contingent fees and charges as a share of total customer costGreen
- Latest
- 3%
- Previous
- 3.1%
- Green at
- 5%
- Red at
- 10%
- Complaints about fees and chargesAmber
- Latest
- 2
- Previous
- 1.9
- Green at
- 1
- Red at
- 3
Complaints about the cost of card replacement rose after a courier change. Pricing for the replacement is under review.
- Customers charged an inactivity or dormancy feeGreen
- Latest
- 0.3%
- Previous
- 0.3%
- Green at
- 0.5%
- Red at
- 2%
Consumer understanding Amber
- Customer communications tested before issueGreen
- Latest
- 97%
- Previous
- 100%
- Green at
- 95%
- Red at
- 80%
- Customers who understood the key pointsAmber
- Latest
- 77.5%
- Previous
- 74.4%
- Green at
- 85%
- Red at
- 70%
Customers misread the daily limit explanation in the app. A shorter version is in testing.
- Complaints where unclear information was a causeGreen
- Latest
- 3%
- Previous
- 3.1%
- Green at
- 5%
- Red at
- 12%
- Sampled customer calls where understanding was checkedGreen
- Latest
- 94%
- Previous
- 90.2%
- Green at
- 90%
- Red at
- 75%
- Accessible-format requests met within targetAmber
- Latest
- 90%
- Previous
- 93.6%
- Green at
- 95%
- Red at
- 85%
Large-print requests took longer after a supplier change. A second supplier is being added.
- Cross-border payments where the total charge was shown before confirmationGreen
- Latest
- 100%
- Previous
- 100%
- Green at
- 100%
- Red at
- 95%
Consumer support Red
- Contacts answered within target timeAmber
- Latest
- 85%
- Previous
- 81.6%
- Green at
- 90%
- Red at
- 80%
Peak-hour chat answer times missed target for six weeks after a system outage.
- Average days to complete a cancellation, switch or transferGreen
- Latest
- 3
- Previous
- 3.1
- Green at
- 5
- Red at
- 10
- Complaints per 1,000 customersGreen
- Latest
- 3
- Previous
- 2.9
- Green at
- 5
- Red at
- 10
- Complaints upheldGreen
- Latest
- 18%
- Previous
- 18.7%
- Green at
- 30%
- Red at
- 45%
- Sampled cases where customers with characteristics of vulnerability reached a good outcomeGreen
- Latest
- 94%
- Previous
- 90.2%
- Green at
- 90%
- Red at
- 75%
- Support for people acting for a customer matched the customer'sGreen
- Latest
- 97%
- Previous
- 100%
- Green at
- 95%
- Red at
- 85%
- E-money redemption and account closure requests completed within targetGreen
- Latest
- 98.8%
- Previous
- 100%
- Green at
- 98%
- Red at
- 90%
- Average days to resolve a claim for an unauthorised or fraudulent paymentRed
- Latest
- 11.5
- Previous
- 11
- Green at
- 5
- Red at
- 10
Fraud and dispute cases wait for card scheme responses. Cases are now triaged on day one and customers get a provisional update at day three.
Cross-cutting rules Amber
- Foreseeable-harm incidents not yet put rightGreen
- Latest
- 0
- Previous
- 1
- Green at
- 0
- Red at
- 3
- Average days from identifying harm to offering redressGreen
- Latest
- 18
- Previous
- 18.7
- Green at
- 30
- Red at
- 60
- Outcome gap between the worst-served customer group and all customersGreen
- Latest
- 0.66
- Previous
- 0.63
- Green at
- 1.10
- Red at
- 1.30
- Incentive and performance schemes reviewed against the DutyGreen
- Latest
- 100%
- Previous
- 100%
- Green at
- 100%
- Red at
- 70%
- Customer journeys reviewed for unreasonable barriers or pressureGreen
- Latest
- 94%
- Previous
- 90.2%
- Green at
- 90%
- Red at
- 70%
Governance and monitoring Green
- Outcome failures with a completed root-cause analysisGreen
- Latest
- 97%
- Previous
- 100%
- Green at
- 95%
- Red at
- 80%
- Board or committee meetings that discussed Consumer Duty outcomesGreen
- Latest
- 6
- Previous
- 6
- Green at
- 4
- Red at
- 2
- Duty outcome reviews by risk or internal audit completed against planGreen
- Latest
- 100%
- Previous
- 100%
- Green at
- 100%
- Red at
- 75%
- In-scope products with outcome MI reported this periodGreen
- Latest
- 100%
- Previous
- 96%
- Green at
- 100%
- Red at
- 85%
See the actual workbook · real Excel sheets, rendered from the example file
Built from the same data and formulas as the worked-example workbook, for an invented firm. All figures and thresholds are illustrative, not benchmarks.
About the Payments and e-money edition
E-money institutions, authorised and small payment institutions and registered account information service providers with retail customers. PRIN applies to these firms (PRIN 3.1.1AR) and the Duty covers payment services and issuing e-money (PRIN 2A.1.7R). It applies to your retail market business, so a firm that serves only businesses may have little or none. Check your own position before relying on this pack.
The FCA does not set a template for the board report. This pack is a practical structure built on the rules in PRIN 2A.8 and 2A.9. Read the Consumer Duty outcomes monitoring guide and the board pack explainer, or try the Consumer Duty outcomes checker.



