Regulatory News 11 November 2026

The CMA has removed outdated requirements affecting high-cost short-term credit and home-collected credit lenders. Firms should review the changes alongside their continuing FCA and consumer protection obligations.

The FCA has reiterated its focus on fair consumer contracts and the importance of regularly reviewing existing rules to ensure regulation remains effective and proportionate.

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CMA News: CMA removes outdated requirements for specialist lenders

The CMA has confirmed changes to longstanding requirements affecting high-cost short-term credit and home-collected credit lenders. Firms should review the changes alongside their continuing obligations under FCA rules, the Consumer Duty and consumer credit legislation before adjusting their processes.

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Date: 5 November 2026