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Meg Dalling
Customer Advocate, ANZ

About Meg Dalling

Meg is the Customer Vulnerability and Accessibility Lead for ANZ Bank, leading ANZ’s strategic approach to customers experiencing vulnerability and driving improved accessibility. She is passionate about fair outcomes for customers and the community, and building partnerships and connections to effect change. She works across the bank with digital, product, frontline, complaint and public policy teams, and is an active participant in industry working groups to strengthen bank approaches to financial abuse and financial inclusion.

A lawyer by background, Meg has more than 15 years’ experience in the financial services sector and has expertise in governance, regulatory engagement and contract law. Meg has also been an active community volunteer all her working life, believing passionately in equality of opportunity. She has experience in community legal centres, pro bono legal work as well as mentoring for refugees and job seekers with a disability. Meg is a Director of the Attitude Foundation, a community partner of ANZ, which works to reshape community attitudes to people with disability through the promotion and development of media.

articles by Meg Dalling

18 Oct 2023

Using design to combat economic abuse

Meg Dalling | Customer Advocate, ANZ

Research shows banks are often first to learn someone is in an abusive relationship. How should banks respond to help ensure the cycle of abuse is disrupted?

30 Jun 2023

What is the majority?

Meg Dalling | Customer Advocate, ANZ

It’s good business to appeal to as many people as possible - so why do so many businesses automatically exclude people with accessibility needs?

11 May 2022

Building a more accessible bank

Meg Dalling | Customer Advocate, ANZ

As organisations step further through their technology transformation, it’s imperative they remain focused on accessibility for all.

14 Jun 2017

For people with a disability, media diversity can change lives

Meg Dalling | Customer Advocate, ANZ

We need more diversity in our media. Here are the groups making a difference.