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Clearing the way: Bank of England consults on CCP reforms
Article Clearing the way: Bank of England consults on CCP reforms
The Bank of England is consulting on a major overhaul of the UK’s regulatory framework for central counterparties (CCPs), aiming to strengthen resilience and foster innovation. Paul Young explains what’s changing, why it matters and how market participants can prepare.
Paul Young
Paul Young
| 5 min read | 15 Oct 2025
Motor finance commissions: How to approach redress calculations
Article Motor finance commissions: How to approach redress calculations
The FCA has published its long-awaited motor finance commission redress consultation, offering greater clarity for the market. Rob Arthur, Darren Castle, Chris Laverty and Abbie Van Cleef take a closer look at the redress calculation methodology and how to manage the key challenges.
Rob Arthur
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Chris Laverty
Abbie Van Cleef
| 8 min read | 15 Oct 2025
CRD VI: EU banking rules tighten for third-country firms
Article CRD VI: EU banking rules tighten for third-country firms
The European Banking Authority has published a report on cross-border banking services and the regulatory boundaries for third-country firms operating in the EU. Rashim Arora explores the findings and how firms can prepare for the end of remote access to EU clients alongside an evolving compliance landscape.
Rashim Arora
Rashim Arora
| 5 min read | 14 Oct 2025
New York’s BNPL Act: New rules, new risks for US lenders
Article New York’s BNPL Act: New rules, new risks for US lenders
New York is the first US state to regulate buy now pay later (BNPL), introducing a licensing regime that could reshape the sector. Chris Laverty looks at how the new rules could impact business models and what lenders in the US can do to stay compliant and competitive.
Chris Laverty
Chris Laverty
| 5 min read | 12 Oct 2025
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Episode 81 Regulatory update: Regulation, redress, and growth
Listen to the latest episode for insight on the latest updates from the Financial Conduct Authority and other news in financial services.
David Morrey
Ben Farmer
| 6 min read | 09 Oct 2025
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Article FCA motor finance redress: risk, readiness and reputational impact
FCA confirms motor finance redress scheme details, outlining scope, methodology, and timelines for compensation across historic commission cases.
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Chris Laverty
Jarred Erceg
| 8 min read | 09 Oct 2025
Solvent exit planning for insurers – top tips for staying on track
Article Solvent exit planning for insurers – top tips for staying on track
Insurers are currently preparing solvent exit plans, with less than a year left to meet PRA requirements. Klaas de Vries, Russell Simpson and Leonard Mapfumo take stock of firms’ progress and how to overcome the remaining hurdles.
Russell Simpson
Russell Simpson
| 5 min read | 07 Oct 2025
Motor finance: Data readiness and directors’ responsibilities
Webinar Motor finance: Data readiness and directors’ responsibilities
In our latest webinar, co-hosted with the Food and Drink Federation, our expert panel explored the latest M&A trends shaping the food and drink sector — and what they mean for businesses ready to take the next step.
1 min read | 06 Oct 2025
Vulnerable customers: Using AI to enable good outcomes
Vulnerable customers: Using AI to enable good outcomes Vulnerable customers: Using AI to enable good outcomes
The Financial Conduct Authority expects financial services firms to support customers with characteristics of vulnerability. AI is a key tool for doing it.
Nikhil Asthana
Paul Willis
Peter Lovegrove
| 6 min read | 03 Oct 2025
SAR success: Overcoming hidden hurdles in service auditor reports
Article SAR success: Overcoming hidden hurdles in service auditor reports
Overcoming the common missteps for a successful SAR engagement, that delivers real value to both service providers and their customers.
Tim Foster-Key
Tim Foster-Key
| 6 min read | 01 Oct 2025
Trade finance: Lessons from recent insolvencies
Article Trade finance: Lessons from recent insolvencies
Recent insolvencies have exposed vulnerabilities in the trade finance sector. As administrators of Greensill Capital and Artis, we look at what lessons can be learned.
6 min read | 26 Sep 2025
How bridge letters help mind the gap between audit periods
Article How bridge letters help mind the gap between audit periods
How bridge letters fill the gap in reporting cycles.
Tim Foster-Key
Tim Foster-Key
| 5 min read | 17 Sep 2025
Independent Expert support for a Part VII transfer
Case study Independent Expert support for a Part VII transfer
We served as the independent expert to a Part VII transfer to support a strategic partnership in the life and pensions sector.
20 Aug 2025
FCA to consult on a compensation scheme for motor finance customers: What can firms do now to prepare?
Article FCA to consult on a compensation scheme for motor finance customers: What can firms do now to prepare?
The FCA intends to publish its motor finance redress consultation in October. Directors need to understand the actions they can take now to help their firms.
Chris Laverty
Jarred Erceg
| 6 min read | 19 Aug 2025
Essex County Council: Setting the standard on IFRS 16
Article Essex County Council: Setting the standard on IFRS 16
Discover how we supported Essex County Council's implementation of IFRS 16, ensuring compliance, robust lease assessments, and enhanced financial reporting for 2024/25.
Richard Thomas
Richard Thomas
| 5 min read | 13 Aug 2025
Buy now pay later: FCA consults on final rules for the sector
Article Buy now pay later: FCA consults on final rules for the sector
The FCA is expected to publish final rules for BNPL lenders in 2026. A recent consultation outlined its priorities – find out what will change for firms.
Chris Laverty
Jarred Erceg
| 6 min read | 05 Aug 2025
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