CCTA's Events Diary

EVENTS DIARY

The CCTA provide a range of events for members, including summits, workshops, roundtables as well as our annual conference, which is also open to non-member firms.

This page also include details of industry events which may be of interest to those involved in the consumer credit industry.

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conference

Our spring conference takes place in London and has a central theme. Our Annual Conference covers a range of industry issues.

summit

We aim to run two online Summit events each year. These member events offer a chance to hear directly from key stakeholders.

workshop

Workshops take place online and physically. They are scheduled in response to industry developments and are only open to members.

roundtable

Our roundtables allow participants to join in a lively debate, which is the core of these events. They also inform CCTA policy.

live learning

Live Learning events are only accessible to CCTA Academy users. Subjects are created in response to industry trends and events.

14 Jan

CCTA

Roundtable

CMC proposals

CCTA members have recently highlighted a number of concerns relating to the latest CMC practices. These include issues around multiple CMCs representing the same customer, increasing numbers of ‘no-customer’ DSAR requests and the potential for fraud in light of the proposed motor finance redress scheme.

Members may be aware that the CCTA have been engaging in discussions with the FCA, SRA and ICO regarding these problematic CMC practices. In light of this, we are bringing our members together in this session to discuss the viability, and potential implementation, of some proposals that we have been discussing with the regulators.

This is a roundtable discussion. As such, members are encouraged to engage in dialogue around the proposals.

Roundtable

14 January 2026

11.00am - 12.00pm

Online event

05 Feb

CCTA

Roundtable

Horizon Scan

The session will cover anticipated developments in the regulation of Buy Now, Pay Later products, the next phases of the Consumer Credit Act review, and ongoing work to improve access to credit. We will also explore the Credit Information project and forthcoming steps in the motor finance sector.

Attendees will hear insights into the FCA’s evolving strategy and areas of supervisory focus, including the continued implementation of the Consumer Duty and enhancements to product sales data reporting. In addition, we will discuss emerging developments at the FOS and their potential implications for firms.

Roundtable

05 February 2026

11.00am - 12.00pm

Online event