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A Marketing & Communications team at a life insurance firm that relies on this AI response when drafting internal policy on communications approval could embed an incorrect rule reference and a false characterisation of guidance as mandatory into its standard operating procedures. Every campaign, financial promotion, or consumer communication reviewed under that framework would be assessed against obligations the firm believes are binding but that the FCA Handbook does not actually impose in that form.
If the FCA subsequently reviews the firm's Consumer Duty implementation, a marketing approval policy built on a fabricated rule reference would be difficult to defend; the firm could face requirements to remediate its framework, review communications already issued under it, and in serious cases face supervisory action under the FCA's Consumer Duty enforcement powers.
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