Hong Kong Monetary Authority consults industry on compensation framework for scam losses; Arthur Yuen discusses where responsibility lies between banks and customers
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Hong Kong Monetary Authority Deputy Chief Executive Arthur Yuen said the authority has begun consulting retail banks on a proposed framework for losses from customer-authorised payments, providing guidance on clarifying and sharing responsibility. The framework will weigh banks' monitoring systems and control measures, customers' own responsibilities, and case-specific background factors such as whether the customer is elderly, while stressing that neither banks nor customers should bear full responsibility across the board.
The article uses two extreme examples to illustrate the boundary of responsibility between banks and customers, and sets out the factors the proposed framework will weigh, making it easy for readers to compare against their own situations.
Source: 金管局·匯思 · hkma.gov.hk