Court of Appeal ruling on motor finance commission

Episode 66

By: David Morrey

11 Nov 202416 min listen

David Morrey and Paul Garbutt discuss the recent Court of Appeal decision regarding motor finance complaints, which requires greater disclosure of commissions paid to brokers and explicit consent from borrowers.
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This decision has significant implications for the industry, extending beyond regulatory requirements to contract law. During the episode we cover judgement overview, disclosure requirements, industry impact, implications for lending contracts and industry reaction, and risk mitigation.


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  • David Morrey

    I am a partner in our Financial Services Regulatory Advisory practice where I help clients dealing with the challenges of current regulation or emerging requirements. View Profile

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