31 March
CCTA
Conference
The CCTA’s Vigilance Conference picked up on a range of themes that firms need to ensure are in keen sight, such as fraud, cyber security, illegal lending and money laundering. These are subjects of real importance to any firm operating in alterative credit, particularly at a time when developments in technology are increasing in pace.
Attendees heard from a range of speakers and panellists. There was also ample opportunity for networking. The event brought together a range of delegates from the membership and beyond. Sectors represented included high-cost credit, motor finance and pawnbroking. Broker and CCTA associate firms also attended.
Conference
31 March 2025
10.15am - 3.00pm
London
dates
MONDAY 31 MARCH 2025
10.15am – registration & networking
11.00am – conference commences
3.00pm – conference concludes (approx)
dress code – smart casual business wear
prices
MEMBERS
£150 +VAT
NON-MEMBERS
£250 +VAT
venue
VENUE HOST
Addleshaw Goddard Milton Gate
60 Chiswell Street
London, EC1Y 4AG
illegal lending
Even the most conservative estimates now suggest over one million people are using loan sharks in the UK. We were joined by the Illegal Money Lending Unit to learn more about the changing nature of this crime and the new ways criminals are exploiting their victims. We discussed how we can play our part in tackling this issue.
cyber security
In a world of rapidly changing technology, the value and security of data, particularly customer data, is becoming increasingly important. However, at the same it is also getting more complicated and confusing. We discussed how best to protect your firm from possible breeches and attacks, as well as steps you can put in place to increase security.
fraud latest
Fraud can take many forms, and affect both consumers and firms alike. A number of industry stakeholders, including the FCA, work together to reduce financial crime and protect consumers. We talked about some of basic steps to manage the risk of fraud and the role the sector can play in educating consumers.
money laundering
All financial firms need to be alert to the threat of money laundering, particularly how to detect and prevent criminals from using these means to legitimise the proceeds of crime. In this session we covered the Know Your Customer process and appropriate reporting mechanisms to combat risk.