Consumers of financial products and services face a complex landscape with a range of evolving issues, opportunities and risks. In this context, it is critical for policymakers, national authorities and international bodies responsible for financial consumer protection to identify and monitor the risks affecting financial consumers, track consumer detriment and share effective approaches that can help address these risks and harms. The Consumer Finance Risk Monitor (the Monitor), developed by the G20/OECD Task Force on Financial Consumer Protection, synthesises the perspectives of 43 jurisdictions on risks to financial consumers in 2022 and 2023. The Monitor covers current and emerging risks stemming from the operating environment; demand-side risks; conduct-related risks; tools used to monitor risks; products and services giving rise to consumer detriment; consumer complaints; and financial scams and frauds. To address risks to financial consumers, policymakers should ensure the full implementation of comprehensive financial consumer protection frameworks in line with the G20/OECD High-Level Principles of Financial Consumer Protection to strengthen supervisory capacity, empower financial consumers and protect those who may be vulnerable.