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Premium finance providers will need to respond proactively to any new regulations coming from the FCA market study, as well as the outcome of the Supreme Court's commissions judgment.

Stay informed on hot topics across the consumer credit market, including motor finance commission and retirement-related products, with our latest report.

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

What firms need to do now to meet the 1 October deadline for new solvent exit planning requirements for non-systemic banks and building societies.

Buy now pay later: What should lenders do now to prepare for regulation?

Following the recent changes arising out of the presidential handover in the US, we look at whether the UK can navigate through the current shift of momentum to foster innovation and growth in digital assets in the longer term, and whether the UK is still well placed to be a leader in digital assets.

Why building operational and financial resilience is key for the future of building societies.

Premium finance is in the FCA’s spotlight – here’s what providers can do to prepare.

Understand the background to the FCA's proposals for crypto regulation, and find out about key dates and focus areas.

Read our analysis of regulatory updates across the digital assets landscape, and guidance on what to expect in 2025.

The FCA review could bring into question the operating model of some motor finance firms - how can directors prepare?

The safeguarding regime for payments and e-money firms is changing – with implications for firms’ wind-down planning.

An outline of the PRA’s proposed changes to Small Domestic Deposit Takers regime and key impacts for firms.

TPR's new Funding Code shows that covenant understanding is fundamental for schemes –regardless of funding position.

Closed products will shortly need to comply with the Consumer Duty – creating challenges for insurers.

SME lenders need to carefully manage their own resilience as their borrowers struggle in the current economy.