The findings of the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) first review of Consumer Duty will be presented as part of an upcoming webinar for regulated firms and trade bodies.
The BVRLA, in collaboration with audit provider Product Partnerships Ltd (PPL) and law firm DWF, is providing members with valuable insights to stay compliant and competitive in the rapidly evolving regulatory landscape. The free webinar; ‘Preparing for Regulatory Change: Expert Strategies and Tips.’ will take place on Thursday morning (10AM on 20 June).
Members need to maintain their compliance with the FLA’s lending code by undertaking courses through approved suppliers that meet SAF standards. The BVRLA has SAF Expert Equivalence Status for its e-learning modules so can support members in meeting those requirements. The code states that all customer-facing staff selling and advising on consumer vehicle finance must be competent and evidence this competence annually.
The BVRLA, in collaboration with audit provider Product Partnerships Ltd (PPL) and law firm DWF, is hosting an informative webinar titled ‘Preparing for Regulatory Change: Expert Strategies and Tips.’ This session will provide a comprehensive update on key topics such as Consumer Duty, the Appointed Representatives regime, GAP insurance, and Discretionary Commissions.
The BVRLA’s second Compliance Forum of the year will be held in-person on Thursday 18 July, at DWF’s premises at 20 Fenchurch Street (The Walkie-Talkie) in London. This forum will focus on key themes for 2024, including embedding the Consumer Duty, the discretionary commissions review, and ESG reporting.
The BVRLA is jointly hosting a webinar with its audit provider PPL and law firm DWF to provide a high level update on Consumer Duty, the Appointed Representatives regime, GAP insurance and Discretionary Commissions.
The BVRLA’s second Compliance Forum of the year, on Thursday 18 July, will take place in-person in London at DWF’s premises at 20 Fenchurch Street (The Walkie-Talkie) and will feature the 2024 Forum themes of embedding the Consumer Duty, the discretionary commissions review and ESG.
The BVRLA is jointly hosting a webinar with its audit provider PPL and law firm DWF to provide a high level update on Consumer Duty, the Appointed Representatives regime, GAP insurance and Discretionary Commissions.
The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) has proposed the introduction of a £250 charge for each case submitted by a Claims Management Company (CMC). The move forms part of an ongoing consultation into how the service works with CMCs.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published a letter to support firms implementing the Duty for closed products and services rules. The rules come into play from the 31 July 2024, one year on from open products and services implementation.
Members are able to join a free event focussing on how to improve customer retention and loyalty. The in-person, half-day event will be hosted by CGI, in association with the BVRLA, and will take delegates through how to adapt to the latest trends, regulations and technologies that are shaping the industry.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has assessed the key harms and drivers of harm caused by Appointed Representatives (ARs) who undertake credit broking.