The International Financial Consumer Protection Organisation (FinCoNet) is an international organisation of supervisory authorities which have responsibility for financial consumer protection. FinCoNet promotes sound market conduct and strong consumer protection through efficient and effective financial market conduct supervision.
Events
16-18 March 2020 
Paris, France
Joint meeting of FinCoNet and the G20/OECD Task Force on Financial Consumer Protection
FinCoNet/Task Force Seminar on Financial Consumer Protection
In focus
FinCoNet Questionnaire on supervisory approaches to consumers’ creditworthiness assessment
FinCoNet AGM 2019 Press Release, 20 November 2019
FinCoNet Newsletter, September 2019
FinCoNet Report on Digitalisation of Short-term, High-cost Consumer Credit
FinCoNet Report on Practices and Tools Required to Support Risk Based Supervision in a Digital Age
Practices and Tools Required to Support Risk Based Supervision in a Digital Age
FinCoNet Report on Practices and Tools Required to Support Risk Based Supervision in a Digital Age
This report analyses supervisory reaction to the digitalisation phenomenon. While there is a broad concern about the nature and size of the challenge, the supervisory approaches towards digital transformation of those who responded to the survey are at different stages of development. In most cases, authorities focus predominantly on adapting traditional supervisory tools to DFPS, while the creation of new specific tools is frequently still in the early stages.
Digitalisation of Short-term, High-cost Consumer Credit: Guidance to Supervisors
Digitalisation of Short-term, High-cost Consumer Credit: Guidance to Supervisors
This Guidance was developed to support and assist supervisors to effectively address the main drivers of financial consumer protection risks relating to the provision of short-term high-cost consumer credit through digital channels and it is based on the main findings of FinCoNet’s 2017 report Digitalisation of short-term, high-cost consumer credit and the good practice observations described in FinCoNet’s 2014 Report on Responsible Lending. This Guidance consists of eight main topics, each of which is supported by specific supervisory actions that may be implemented by supervisors.