
Now in its fourth year, our UK consumer credit market report returns with a comprehensive review of developments across the sector. Chris Laverty and Jarred Erceg share the highlights.
Contents
As well as an overview of the current market environment and key regulatory developments for 2026, our report takes an in-depth look at the following hot topics:
- Motor finance: legal challenges bring uncertainty to redress scheme – the latest developments in the FCA's proposed compensation scheme following legal challenges that have introduced material uncertainty to both timing and the scheme rules
- Motor finance: undertaking a business health check – why firms should consider a proactive assessment of their financial and operational resilience now, to determine whether they can absorb their obligations across a range of potential outcomes, and to ensure directors are meeting their statutory duties during a period of heightened scrutiny
- Remediation: a more structured, proactive era – the FCA and Financial Ombudsman Service have jointly proposed a significant overhaul of the UK's consumer redress framework, signalling a decisive shift from reactive, firm-by-firm remediation towards a more coordinated and, in some cases, industry-wide approach
- Debt collection: AI and the race for efficiency – why significant investment in digital transformation and AI is becoming a prerequisite for attracting capital, particularly as the sector approaches a material refinancing wall in 2028–29
- Buy now pay later: final rules confirmed – a summary of the key changes applicable from regulation day on 15 July 2026
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For more insight and guidance, get in touch with Chris Laverty or Jarred Erceg.