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The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has published proposals that will let people to see how financial firms handle complaints. This would include the number of complaints received, the main products and services covered and how quickly complaints are resolved.
The FSA is proposing that financial firms receiving the largest number of complaints publish information on:
This information will be broken down into five product areas:
To make it easier for people to understand the data and compare the standard of different firms’ complaints handling, firms will also need to provide information to put data into context, such as the number of complaints per 1,000 customer accounts.
Dan Waters, the FSA’s director of retail policy and conduct risk, said: "Publishing complaints data will mean that people can learn more about how firms handle complaints and the frequency with which they arise.
"It is essential that the information is meaningful and genuinely brings benefits by enhancing customers’ experiences of the firms they deal with."
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