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Firms should focus on improving existing frameworks to prepare for future challenges. While some regulatory change programmes have settled, others face renewed uncertainty in new or tighter requirements.
New strategies and approaches are being embedded across the sector. You must ask how you can improve reactions to key drivers, and deliver robust change.
Financial services firms must leverage learnings from the last few years to ensure you're ready for the next wave of transformation.
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Rising insurer exposure to private credit is attracting increasing regulatory scrutiny, with concerns over transparency and systemic credit, liquidity and underwriting risks.
The FCA motor finance redress scheme final rules are live, covering high commissions, discretionary commission arrangements and tied relationships.