The ongoing consultation on the proposed motor finance redress scheme features prominently throughout this edition. Our CEO, Jason Wassell, shares insights on why the wider sector should be paying close attention. You’ll also find contributions from associate members offering their perspectives on how lenders can best prepare.

We’re delighted to feature contributions from Walker Morris and Square 4, as well as Equifax, one of our newest members. You’ll also find our regular legal updates and articles showcasing insights and expertise from across the CCTA membership.

Our upcoming Motor Finance Roundtable will be our final session for 2025. During the online event, we will discuss CCTA responses to the consultation and ensuring member views and concerns are captured ahead of the consultation closing on 12 December.

Our usual panel will be on hand to present their views and help support members with any questions or concerns. CCTA will also update members on dialogue that we have had with the FCA since the last session.

Lending in a responsible manner is an ever-evolving challenge for lenders, given the focus on customer-centric outcomes. The FCA and the FOS have increased scrutiny of firms’ lending practices to ensure credit is affordable and sustainable for consumers that rely upon it.

This session will deliver insights from the CCTA on their industry experience of responsible lending which has evolved from dialogue with members, the FCA, the FOS and stakeholders. Attendees will receive our Responsible Lending guidance paper which highlights considerations that firms should incorporate in any responsible lending approach.

Over the last six months, we have been collecting details of legislation, regulatory updates and other announcements we think may be of interest to you.

This member exclusive publication provides an essential ‘easy read’ and is now available in the Member Hub.

In anticipation of our flagship event, take a look through the recently published conference brochure. It includes a detailed schedule and agenda, including presentation synopses from the Financial Conduct Authority, Financial Ombudsman Service and HM Treasury.

The brochure also includes speaker bios from everyone who is presenting or contributing to our panel discussions. Read on for articles from our supporters and learn about how our sponsors and exhibitors can help your firm.