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A Product & Business Development team at a Retail Banking firm that relies on this AI answer when building or updating its fair value assessment framework risks constructing a process that over-engineers the quantification step while misunderstanding the unconditional nature of the qualitative assessment obligation. That framework would then underpin product approval submissions, pricing rationales, and Consumer Duty board reporting — each of which carries the same foundational error.
If the FCA identifies the deficiency through a supervisory review or thematic examination, the firm faces remediation requirements, potential public censure, and — where consumer detriment is established — redress obligations and financial penalties under the FCA's Consumer Duty enforcement powers.
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