Overview
- During a private discussion, three women shared with the Queen how economic control by partners can cause long‑term harm, including after separation.
- Representatives from the banking sector attended to discuss developing stronger measures and consistent practices to identify victims and safeguard access to money.
- Camilla said she had "learned a lot" from the testimonies and praised efforts to bring survivors and financial institutions together to share solutions.
- SEA describes economic abuse as control over finances and resources such as housing, employment, savings and essential items, often continuing through joint accounts, mortgages and loans.
- The charity cites more than four million women affected in the UK over the past year and continues to press for improved statutory protections and coordinated action across government, industry and services.