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The year ahead—home and consumer finance

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Published on: 20 December 2013

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In relation to your specialist sector, what are the major developments to watch out for in 2014
What is the significance of those developments?
In relation to your sector, what are the key dates for 2014 and why?
Are there any particular concerns surrounding major developments likely to occur in 2014?
In your view are the potential developments likely to have important implications for business or bring opportunities?
What should firms in your sector be prioritising in order to prepare for these developments
Any final comments or observations?

Article summary

Financial Services analysis: What can the banking and consumer finance sector expect from 2014? Jonathan Bayliss and Kate Troup, partners specialising in financial services at Speechly Bircham, highlight the key milestones, deadlines and implementation activity scheduled for the coming year.

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