In many financial journeys, the real barrier isn’t a lack of information - it’s the lack of effective support that helps customers turn that information into action.

Jenny Hazan is Director of Customer Strategy & Engagement at Legal & General.

Jenny leads work that connects behavioural insight, smart technology, and service design to help people make confident decisions about pensions, protection, and long-term savings.

In this episode, we explore what it takes to communicate complex products in ways customers can genuinely understand and act on.

In many financial journeys, the real barrier isn’t a lack of information - it’s the lack of effective support that helps customers turn that information into action.

Jenny Hazan is Director of Customer Strategy & Engagement at Legal & General.Jenny leads work that connects behavioural insight, smart technology, and service design to help people make confident decisions about pensions, protection, and long-term savings.In this episode, we explore what it takes to communicate complex products in ways customers can genuinely understand and act on.

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Most people experience data protection as a pop-up to get past, not as part of being looked after - and that’s a problem for trust.

In this episode of Digital Customer Communications: Regulated, we’re joined by Catarina Santos and Caine Glancy from Data Protection People, consultants who see the reality of hundreds of frontline data protection queries every month.

Together, Catarina and Caine share how organisations can make data protection genuinely customer friendly at scale, from the wording in a privacy notice to the way you handle a breach email on a customers' worst day.

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AI promises the earth, but only disciplined teams turn it into dependable value in regulated spaces.

Mark Watson is CTO at ComplyAdvantage, a RegTech helping financial institutions detect and prevent financial crime with AI-driven tools.

In this conversation, Mark cuts through the noise to share what works, what doesn’t, and why measurement, explainability, and culture matter as much as models.

From reducing false positives to building auditable AI workflows, Mark explains how to move beyond hype towards trustworthy automation that stands up to regulation and makes life easier for customers.

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Security that prepares beats security that reacts - because resilience is built before alarms ever sound.

Debbie Janeczek is Chief Information Security Officer at ING.

Debbie leads ING’s global information security strategy, strengthening the organisation’s ability to anticipate threats, withstand disruption, and maintain customer trust.

In this episode, Debbie shares how to shift from reactive firefighting to intelligence-led resilience, how to use AI responsibly, and how to embed security into delivery so it becomes a value enabler rather than a blocker.

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Personalisation that uses AI at scale only works when it’s built on trusted data, sound governance, and experiences that feel human.

Allan Christian is Senior Vice President and General Manager - Engage at Precisely. He brings two decades of experience in communications and data, spanning HSBC, Pitney Bowes Software & Data, and MapInfo.

At Precisely, Allan has helped shape the delivery of hyper-personalised, compliant communications, powered by data integrity.

He's now turning his focus to intelligent interactivity - applying agentic AI to unify orchestration, decisioning, and design for real-time experiences.

In this episode, Allan explains how to harness first-party data for personalised communications without losing sight of trust or compliance.

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Are your teams prepared for a customer’s worst day - when cybercrime turns a routine interaction into a crisis?

Charlotte Hooper, Head of Operations at The Cyber Helpline, shares how fraud, hacking, and online abuse affect real people, and what organisations can do to support them.

This episode uncovers the human impact of cybercrime and explores how businesses can protect trust by responding with clarity, empathy, and practical support.

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How do you transform a long-established financial platform into a digital experience fit for the next generation?

Leslee Ross is leading that challenge as Digital Waterfront Director at Scottish Widows.

In this episode, Leslee shares the inside story behind one of the most ambitious digital transformation efforts in UK financial services.

For nearly 200 years, Scottish Widows has been a trusted name in pensions, insurance, and investments. It is now part of Lloyds Banking Group, the UK’s biggest digital bank.

But with changing customer needs, rising digital expectations, and major societal wealth gaps, the team knew it was time for a refresh.

And at the helm of this push is their new CEO, Chira Barau, whose energetic leadership has been key to driving innovation.

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What’s the best way to protect your business from common cyber attacks?

Neil Furminger is Head of Cyber Essentials at the IASME Consortium.

He helps organisations adopt simple but effective security controls that protect against high-frequency digital threats.

In this episode, Neil explains the Cyber Essentials scheme, breaks down what’s still going wrong with UK cybersecurity, and shares practical tips any business can follow to reduce risk.

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