Motor finance: preparing for the rise in DCA complaints
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In this episode, David Morrey and Ben Farmer dive into latest developments on motor finance compensation claims, including the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA):
- new awareness campaign
- regulatory actions against misleading advertising by claims management companies (CMCs)
- details of the proposed redress scheme for motor finance agreements dating back to 2007.
Listen to unpack the scheme’s opt-in process, eligibility criteria, potential legal challenges, and the broader implications for firms and consumers.
David and Ben also touch on the FCA's consultation on fund tokenisation, the move to T+1 settlement for investment instruments, and recent survey findings on industry satisfaction.
The episode wraps with updates on regulatory reporting changes and a look ahead to what’s next in the world of financial services regulation.
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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 -
Ben Farmer I support our financial services clients in meeting their regulatory obligations; focusing on conduct risk and customer outcomes.View Profile
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