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Article New BNPL rules in the US: financial resilience is key
What can BNPL firms in the US do to shore up their financial resilience in the face of new regulation?
Chris Laverty
Chris Laverty
| 6 min read | 19 Jun 2024
The UK consumer credit sector: Market update – April 2024
Report The UK consumer credit sector: Market update – April 2024
Read our consumer credit sector report for the latest developments in BNPL and key priorities for motor finance firms.
Chris Laverty
Jarred Erceg
| 2 min read | 23 Apr 2024
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Article Motor finance: lessons in redress from HCSTC sector
Lessons for motor finance firms from the high-cost short term credit sector.
Chris Laverty
Jarred Erceg
| 9 min read | 27 Feb 2024
How can banks strengthen recovery and resolution planning?
Article How can banks strengthen recovery and resolution planning?
Understanding regulatory expectations, including credibility and viability, are critical for banks to fail safely.
Kantilal Pithia
Chris Laverty
| 11 min read | 05 Feb 2024
What’s next for BNPL in 2024?
Article What’s next for BNPL in 2024?
How BNPL firms can shore up their financial resilience ahead of impending regulation.
Chris Laverty
Jarred Erceg
| 7 min read | 01 Feb 2024
Key challenges facing UK building societies
Article Key challenges facing UK building societies
Building societies face financial and operational headwinds which need to be carefully managed.
Chris Laverty
Jarred Erceg
| 7 min read | 01 Nov 2023
Wind-down planning a priority for payments and e-money firms
Article Wind-down planning a priority for payments and e-money firms
A review of safeguarding rules only highlights the importance of wind down planning for payments and e-money firms.
Chris Laverty
Will Stagg
| 6 min read | 02 Oct 2023
Motor finance bracing for headwinds
Article Motor finance bracing for headwinds
Companies need to prepare for rising defaults and ensure they have the right processes to avoid consumer complaints.
Chris Laverty
Jarred Erceg
| 7 min read | 26 Jul 2023
What does the FCA Consumer Duty mean for firms?
Article What does the FCA Consumer Duty mean for firms?
As the FCA announces a new consultation on its Consumer Duty, we look at what firms will need to do to comply with it.
Chris Laverty
Chris Laverty
| 06 Apr 2022
The Woolard Review - what does regulation mean for BNPL?
Article The Woolard Review - what does regulation mean for BNPL?
BNPL firms could soon come under FCA jurisdiction. We look at what this will likely mean for the sector.
Chris Laverty
Chris Laverty
| 09 Mar 2021
E-money regulation: wind-down plans are falling short
Article E-money regulation: wind-down plans are falling short
Why are wind-down plans for payments and e-money firms falling short of FCA expectations?
Chris Laverty
Chris Laverty
| 17 Feb 2021
Consumer credit - key issues for the sector
Article Consumer credit - key issues for the sector
Consumer credit firms face pressure to increase forbearance to consumers. We look at why this is a long-term issue.
Chris Laverty
Chris Laverty
| 24 Nov 2020
What HMRC’s preferential creditor status means for lenders
Article What HMRC’s preferential creditor status means for lenders
How will new legislation restoring HMRC's preferential creditor status affect lenders?
Chris Laverty
Chris Laverty
| 10 Sep 2020
How PSPs can meet FCA requirements for a wind down plan
Article How PSPs can meet FCA requirements for a wind down plan
A wind down plan is now required for PSPs by the FCA. Chris Laverty what these need to include in order to be compliant.
Chris Laverty
Chris Laverty
| 09 Sep 2020