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The FCA has launched a market study into the claims management sector, putting firms’ conduct, pricing and funding models under the spotlight.

As more payment firms look to integrate stablecoins, the question for firms is no longer whether to respond, it's whether they can afford to move fast enough.

As market conditions tighten for debt collection firms, AI is emerging as a critical differentiator for firms ahead of a material refinancing wall in 2027-28

We look at the impact of the APP fraud reimbursement scheme for payments firms, and the importance of operational resilience and wind-down planning.

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

The special administration regime for payment and e-money institutions must adapt to remain fit for purpose. We look at proposed changes.

The FCA has taken another step forward by confirming the introduction of a targeted support framework and publishing the near final rules in PS25/22.

UK crypto regulation is accelerating as the FCA issues new consultations. Learn what firms must do to prepare for authorisation under the incoming regime.

The impact of First Brands’ collapse on some of its lenders illustrates the importance of strong credit processes. Chris Laverty and Russell Simpson look at why regulators and industry leaders are increasingly worried about lending practises in the private credit and non-bank market.

The inexorable rise of the stablecoin will impact firms across the traditional financial markets bringing both challenges and opportunities

The buy now pay later sector in the UAE is growing rapidly. Banks have entered the market and many BNPL providers are forming strategic partnerships to extend their reach. Chris Laverty looks at the importance of building resilience to ensure firms are well placed to manage any challenges this increased competition may bring.

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.

The size and shape of the subprime credit sector has changed considerably over the past decade, driven by a combination of regulatory reforms, shifting consumer behaviours, and economic pressure. But these lenders are essential to providing access to credit among underserved groups and ensuring financial inclusion. Jarred Erceg looks the challenges currently faced by firms.

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

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.

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.