Peg Alexander Appointed as New CEO of Money Advice Liaison Group (MALG)
The Money Advice Liaison Group (MALG) has appointed Peg Alexander as its next CEO. She will take up the position in March 2026, succeeding long‑standing CEO Bob Winnington, who retires at the end of that month after a decade leading the organisation. Peg brings more than 30 years’ experience across broadcasting, communications, public service, and […]
Read MoreMoney and Mental Health Policy Institute report highlights ‘postcode lottery’ causing vulnerable people to miss out on support
A new report entitled ‘In Touching Distance’ has been published by the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute. The research (supported by Barclays) shows that getting support from income maximisation services, which help people access unclaimed benefits, grants and discounts that they are entitled to, can be transformative for people who are struggling with financial […]
Read MoreDebt Talk CIC publishes first report, revealing ‘hidden debt crisis’ affecting Bangladeshi Londoners
Debt Talk CIC has published its first report entitled ‘Breaking Point to Breaking Through’. It reveals a ‘hidden debt crisis’ affecting Bangladeshi Londoners, based on community consultations with over 45 residents, frontline workers and statutory organisations in Tower Hamlets. It says that, despite 63% of Bangladeshi Londoners living in poverty, there is no dedicated, culturally […]
Read MoreMALG Community Catch Up: January 2026
Hello to all our Members and Associates, welcome to the newly-named MALG Community Catch-Up – your monthly update on opportunities to ‘work together to improve the lives of people in debt’. In this edition: Help Shape Future Guidance on AI Debt Advice Podcast: Efficient, Ethical Enforcement Podcast Sponsorship National Members Meeting 12 February 2026 New Members Members Friday Forum […]
Read MoreEnforcement Conduct Board publishes 2026 Insight Report
The Enforcement Conduct Board (ECB) has published its 2026 Insight Report, which brings together data from its oversight and complaints work, as well as the twice-yearly self reported data returns that accredited enforcement firms provide. It provides a comprehensive account of enforcement process and practices in 2025 and is the first of what will be […]
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