  The Higgs-fermion couplings are sensitive probes of possible new physics
behind a stable light Higgs particle. It is then essential to identify the
flavour pattern of those interactions. We consider the case in which a strong
dynamics lies behind a light Higgs, and explore the implications within the
Minimal Flavour Violation ansatz. The dominant effects on flavour-changing
Higgs-fermion couplings stem in this context from operators with mass dimension
<6, and we analyze all relevant chiral operators up to that order, including
loop-corrections induced by 4-dimensional ones. Bounds on the operator
coefficients are derived from a plethora of low-energy flavour transitions,
providing a guideline on which flavour-changing Higgs interactions may be open
to experimental scrutiny. In particular, the coefficient of a genuinely CP-odd
operator is only softly constrained and therefore its impact is potentially
interesting.
