Mr Jamie Evans

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Biography

Jamie is a quantitative social researcher at the Personal Finance Research Centre. His main research interests include:

1. Financial inclusion, studying the changing nature of access to cash and other financial services in an increasingly digital world;
2. Consumer vulnerability, focusing predominantly on the role of financial services firms in supporting customers at high-risk of detriment (for example, due to mental health conditions, or high-risk gambling behaviours);
3. Financial technology, measuring the potential impact of FinTech innovations on consumers’ financial situation and general wellbeing.

As part of his role at PFRC, Jamie is also currently on a Parliamentary Academic Fellowship at the ...

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Recent publications

• Tischer, D, Evans, J & Davies, S, 2019, ‘Mapping the availability of cash - a case study of Bristol's financial infrastructure’.
• Evans, J, Fitch, C, Collard, S & Trend, C, 2018, ‘Vulnerability: the experience of debt advisers: Challenges and opportunities for supporting clients in vulnerable situations’.

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