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Many UK automotive suppliers have the capacity, automation and delivery discipline that aerospace and defence need. So what is stopping the UK supply chain pivoting to these sectors? After a revealing working session in Birmingham, Jon Roden reflects on what needs to happen next.

Bus franchising: how local transport authorities can separate a case for change from a case for funding, with three questions to test the evidence.

What does the OEM restructuring wave mean for the UK auto supply chain

The motor retail sector must remain agile to withstand a period of significant change, but the right capital structure can help build financial resilience.

How the UK automotive industry is navigating the net‑zero transition, from EV investment and charging growth to shifting policy, regulation, and key challenges.

Preparing for the FCA’s motor finance redress scheme: why firms should conduct a business health check now.

Our analysis reveals how companies are excelling in the here and now, but need to start thinking longer term. It benchmarks how the updated Code and Provision 29 are being approached in the market, and where action is needed.

FCA confirms motor finance redress scheme details, outlining scope, methodology, and timelines for compensation across historic commission cases.

How bridge letters fill the gap in reporting cycles.

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.

How we helped a global enterprise software provider to meet growing customer demand for assurance reporting while staying agile across a suite of applications.

Explore the Supreme Court’s motor finance ruling and FCA’s redress consultation focusing on discretionary commission arrangements.

Our experts provide their reaction to the 8 May US-UK trade deal, and what it means for UK businesses across steel, aluminium, automotive, and more.

What you need to know about the FCA’s review into historical motor finance discretionary commission arrangements.

The imposition of import tariffs to the US is a seminal moment for the automotive industry and will have significant consequences for UK OEMs as well as their supply chain. Lenders to the sector should consider the impact on their borrowers, and how they can help them build resilience.

In our latest episode, David Morrey and Ben Farmer, discuss the latest updates on motor finance saga where the Supreme Court has expedited an appeal involving Close Brothers, and the FCA's involvement in urging a swift resolution. The FCA's consumer duty feedback, covering various updates and analyses, including the FCA's priorities for 2025, the review of consumer duty annual reports, and insights into complaints and root cause analysis.