Key Issue Resources

The CCTA provide a range of resources in order to advice and inform on a variety of key issues within the credit industry.  

Our directory below can be filtered by key issue and/or resource type. Certain content has been created specifically for our members and can be accessed here (login required).

What’s happening with motor finance commissions?

What’s happening with motor finance commissions?

Published 01 February 2024

The issue of disclosure commission complaints is something we have been following in recent times as part of our work on motor finance. On 11 January the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced that it would be undertaking work in the motor finance market – but on a different area- discretionary commission arrangements.

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  • Commission disclosure
  • Blog post
Claims Management Companies

Claims Management Companies

Published 25 January 2024

This roundtable allowed members to share experiences of complaints involving CMCs. For many firms, CMCs have become part of everyday business. Some have targeted lenders in one sector and then moved on to others. As such, we regularly provide updates and recommend that firms talk to the FCA about poor experiences.

Member Only
  • Complaints & claims
  • Presentation
Changes in home credit

Changes in home credit

Published 22 January 2024

Back in the early noughties, the home credit market was under intense scrutiny for a lack of competition which led to the then Competition Commission investigating the sector. It was thought that it was difficult for consumers to compare products or switch between providers to find the best price. Following the investigation an order was passed that placed various conditions on the sector.

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  • Regulatory landscape
  • Blog post
A look ahead at 2024

A look ahead at 2024

Published 09 January 2024

2023 was a busy year for the consumer credit sector and the CCTA. It saw the introduction of the FCA’s Consumer Duty, new research into the impact of illegal lending and further engagement with our key stakeholders- the FCA, the FOS and HM Treasury on a range of issues. Here we explore some of the developments we expect in 2024.

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  • Regulatory landscape
  • Blog post
CMC Update (2024-1)

CMC Update (2024-1)

Published 08 January 2024

As is our established process, we regularly update our members on developments around Claims Management Companies (CMCs). In this first update of 2024, we would like to cover some developments from the end of 2023.

Member Only
  • Complaints & claims
  • Briefing
Motor finance (2024-1)

Motor finance (2024-1)

Published 04 January 2024

It was good to have our last motor finance roundtable of 2023 in early November. As has been the process, we report on the discussions a few weeks after the event and address the agenda items covered in a formal report. If there has been a significant update from the time of the roundtable, then we have also included details of this.

Member Only
  • Various issues
  • Briefing
CCTA Inform: Winter 2023

CCTA Inform: Winter 2023

Published 18 December 2023

CCTA Inform is an essential ‘easy read’ publication, exclusively available to members. This issue covers August 2023 to November 2023. During this period, we have collected details of legislation, regulatory updates and other announcements that may be of interest. Members should also ensure they are subscribed to our weekly CCTA Update email to be kept up to date with the latest industry news.

Member Only
  • Various issues
  • CCTA Inform
Winter 2023 Summit – Q&A

Winter 2023 Summit – Q&A

Published 18 December 2023

Thanks to everyone who attended our recent Winter Summit. We said we would provide a download link for the presentations at the CCTA Summit. The Summit featured presentations from industry experts, including Jeanette Burgess of Walker Morris, the FCA’s Cost of Living Team, and Chris Fitch of Bristol University. This briefing answers the questions that we didn’t have time to answer during the session.

Member Only
  • Various issues
  • Briefing
Winter 2023

Winter 2023

Published 12 December 2023

Chris Fitch, Vulnerability Lead at the Money Advice Trust gave a presentation. He has spoken at previous CCTA conferences about the development of the principles of vulnerability. As members have become increasingly aware of the importance of vulnerability, we asked Chris to update us on the latest thinking in this area.

Member Only
  • Various issues
  • Presentation
Borrowing and spending at Christmas

Borrowing and spending at Christmas

Published 08 December 2023

Earlier this week, the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) published its Plans and Budget consultation for 2024/25. While these are first steps, we believe that they are heading in the right direction. The consultation details changes to the organisation’s funding model, including a £100 reduction in the case fee, a decrease in levy payments and plans to consult on charging professional representatives, which include Claims Management Companies (CMCs), to bring cases to the FOS. 

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  • Complaints & claims
  • Blog post
Year in Review: 2023

Year in Review: 2023

Published 07 December 2023

As we head toward the end of 2023, it is time to reflect on the year and publish our Year in Review. This is our opportunity to bring together all the elements of CCTA work and explain how we speak on behalf of members, share the insights from discussions and build a strong network. In recent years, finding the CCTA drawn toward one sector and one major problem has not been unusual. This year is different in that we have seen the emergence of issues across the membership.

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  • Various issues
  • Year in Review
Level playing field in consumer credit?

Level playing field in consumer credit?

Published 03 December 2023

Unsurprisingly, consumer credit regulation plays an essential part in the lending market. A level playing field in consumer credit is a crucial principle. Firms of different sizes and formats and providing various products need access to the market. We can see some areas where we may come off track with the current discussions about regulating Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) and Big Tech entering into financial services.

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  • Regulatory landscape
  • Blog post
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