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FCA's final motor finance redress scheme: What has changed and what lenders need to do nowThe FCA announced the redress scheme and compensation details On 30 March 2026, the FCA published its final motor finance consumer redress scheme – the largest structured redress exercise the U
Following the publication of its inaugural Regulatory Priorities report for Consumer Investments earlier this month, the FCA has published its much-anticipated consultation on simplifying pensions and investment advice rules. It is clear the FCA has collaborated with many important stakeholders befo
The FCA has published the latest in its series of Regulatory Priorities reports, with the Consumer Finance Regulatory Priorities report released on the 17th March 2026. This follows the Insurance, Consumer Investments and Pensions reports published in February and March, with nine repor
The FCA has published the latest in its series of Regulatory Priorities reports, with the Pensions report released on 10th March. This release marks the third report in the series, following the Insurance report published on 24th February and the Consumer Investments report published
The next stage of consultation on the proposed Value for Money (VFM) Framework for defined contribution (DC) pensions has now been published, with responses due by 8th March 2026. Consultation Paper CP26/1 sets out the FCA’s plans to introduce a consistent approach to assessing value for money
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As financial services firms consider what lies ahead for them in 2026, the FCA’s priorities for 2025–2030 continue to emphasise the delicate balance between supporting growth and ensuring firms “do the right thing.” The FCA’s five-year strategy, set out in March 2025, is anchored in four
The financial services sector is under more pressure than ever. From new regulatory frameworks to growing customer vulnerability and the rising costs of non-compliance, firms are operating in an environment where missteps can have significant financial and reputational consequences. In this climate,
The FCA has further underscored its regulatory commitment to fostering the safe and effective implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) within financial services. Speaking at the Innovate Finance Global Summit (IFGS) earlier this week, Jessica Rusu, the FCA’s chief data, information and intel
In recent months, the FCA published the findings of its extensive work on how financial service firms support customers in vulnerable circumstances – and whether the existing guidance remains appropriate. FCA: Treating vulnerable customers fairly, 7th March 2025 Whilst the regulator states t
TCC Group, headed by The Consulting Consortium Holdings company – a leading provider of intelligent compliance and RegTech solutions for financial services and the government – announces the acquisition of the assets and business of Momenta Group trading in the UK and Australia (Momenta). Moment
TCC's regulatory experts review the FCA's findings, outline remaining risks and advise on next steps for firms. Plus, meet our new head of resourcing. Wealth Managers signal the FCA's ongoing advice review presented better findings than they expected [one_third padding="10pongoing-advice-poll
TCC, a leading strategic resourcing partner matching financial services firms with highly skilled interim resource, is excited to announce the appointment of Joel Priest as Head of Advisory Resourcing. Joel joins the Specialist Resourcing team with over 20 years of experience in resourcing and recru
The FCA recently reported that 83% of suitability reviews were conducted as required, according to data it collated for its ongoing advice review. With this in mind, TCC has sought the opinion of wealth managers on these results; 72% stated that it was a better outcome than they expected, a further
What you need to know about the recent FCA findings, the unnecessary hurdles insurance firms create, plus get familiar with the importance of data-driven regulation. FCA ongoing advice review findings: what you need to know [one_third padding="10px 30px 10px 10px"] [/one_third] [two_third_last paddi
After months of speculation, the FCA has released its findings into its ongoing advice service review, with the key takeaway that suitability reviews were delivered in the ‘vast majority’ – 83% of cases. The analysed data provided by 22 of the largest financial advice firms also reported that
In December, the FCA highlighted the need for firms to enhance the quality of their data concerning Consumer Duty board reports. It stated, “Some firms did not have sufficient data quality to justify conclusions or to give governing bodies adequate assurance that firms are meeting their obligation
