Free webinar: Consumer Duty and Digital Accessibility: What you need to know

This free webinar takes place at 1pm, BST on Thursday 23 April 2026

Woman standing in front of presentation screen showing lots of graphs in small professional room talking to othersConsumer Duty was introduced in 2024 by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and requires any organisation regulated by the FCA to deliver good outcomes for customers – especially those in vulnerable circumstances. 

This webinar explores how compliance with the FCA Consumer Duty is linked to digital accessibility.

  • Who does Consumer Duty apply to?
  • What does the Duty require from your organisation?
  • Why is accessibility central to delivering good customer outcomes?
  • How can your accessibility team help your organisation demonstrate compliance?

Sign up to learn from AbilityNet's accessibility specialists and representatives from UK financial sector organisations including PwC, FCA and HSBC, about:

  • Practical steps to align accessibility processes with Consumer Duty expectations
  • Examples of risks and opportunities
  • Details of how the FCA's expects firms to demonstrate better outcomes for all customers
  • Insights into how inclusive design supports fair value and clear customer understanding.

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Everyone who registers will receive a recording after the event - so sign up even if you can’t attend live.

Who should come to our webinar on Consumer Duty and digital accessibility?

This webinar will be of interest to compliance, accessibility and customer experience teams in any organisation regulated by the FCA, as well as:

  • Customer Experience and Vulnerable Customer leads
  • Digital product owners
  • Customer Service leaders
  • Brand and trust leaders

The FCA’s model for Consumer Duty is influencing the standards required by other regulators so it will also be of interest to anyone in any regulated industry concerned with customer outcomes and digital journeys for vulnerable customers.

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Meet the panellists:

Alice Taylor, Principal Accessibility Consultant Team Leader at AbilityNetAlice Taylor smiling at the camera

Alice Taylor is a Principal Accessibility Consultant in AbilityNet's Accessibility Services Team, and plays a key strategic role in supporting organisations on their accessibility maturity and compliance journeys including those in scope of the European Accessibility Act (EAA). 

Alice's blend of technical expertise, regulatory insight, and strategic consultancy  helps organisations embed accessibility into their DNA, through strategic accessibility guidance, Digital Accessibility Maturity Model (DAMM) assessments, and long-term accessibility planning.

Stephanie ChapmanStephanie Chapman, Consumer Duty Delivery Manager, Financial Conduct Authority

FCA Speaker logoSteph manages the Consumer Duty Delivery team at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), which is responsible for championing and embedding the Consumer Duty to enable better outcomes for consumers. She has worked at the FCA for over nine years in a variety of roles from Policy to Supervision, Risk & Compliance and Authorisations.

Prior to joining the FCA, Steph worked in legal services, and before that at the Financial Ombudsman Service, leading on implementation of the Alternative Dispute Resolution regulations.

Howard Taylor - man wearing tinted glassesHoward Taylor, Director at PwC UK

With 20 years of experience working in the financial sector, Howard has supported clients navigating their way through many of the practical consequences of evolving regulation and emerging technology from vulnerable customers to bank capital changes. He has worked across C-suite and Boards in banking, insurance and wealth clients, as well as advising government, regulators and trade bodies. 

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Date of webinar: 
23 Apr 2026 - 13:00