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Master Consumer Protection in DFS
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Day 7 of 288
Mupela commits to:
1. Read one paper or report weekly
2. Attend two DFS events per year 3. Write one external-facing piece annually
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 Mupela
March 23, 2026, 8:40 PM
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| Read intro to module 2 of the DFS Claude course. | |
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Mupela
March 22, 2026, 7:21 PM
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Read intro to "Vision for the Future of Financial Consumer Protection in LMICs." 2. Created an interactive course with Claude for CP and DFs. |
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Mupela
March 21, 2026, 7:26 PM
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| Read the foreword and executive summary for "Applying behavioural economics at the Financial Conduct Authority." occasional paper. Seeks to understand how behavioral economics can be used to regulate firms who have an incentive to capitalise on consumer mistakes predicted by behavioral economics instead of competing on price and quality of service. | |
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Mupela
March 20, 2026, 9:16 PM
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| Finished first pass on a foundational paper "Consumer Protection for Financial Inclusions." Paper sets out to bridge regulator and academic understand of the concepts and challenges in consumer protection. Highlights the significant rise in adoption accelerated by new technologies and the challenges this poses. Explores fraud, high and hidden prices, post contract, discrimination and over indebtedness. | |
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March 22
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Monica7
- Referee approval report
Mupela
- Committed user success report
March 21
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Monica7
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Mupela
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Read intro to "Vision for the Future of Financial Consumer Protection in LMICs."
2. Created an interactive course with Claude for CP and DFs.
March 20
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Monica7
- Referee approval report
Mupela
- Committed user success report
Read the foreword and executive summary for "Applying behavioural economics at the Financial Conduct Authority." occasional paper. Seeks to understand how behavioral economics can be used to regulate firms who have an incentive to capitalise on consumer mistakes predicted by behavioral economics instead of competing on price and quality of service.
March 19
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Monica7
- Referee approval report
Mupela
- Committed user success report
Finished first pass on a foundational paper "Consumer Protection for Financial Inclusions." Paper sets out to bridge regulator and academic understand of the concepts and challenges in consumer protection. Highlights the significant rise in adoption accelerated by new technologies and the challenges this poses. Explores fraud, high and hidden prices, post contract, discrimination and over indebtedness.
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