CCTA 2025 Conference: Event brochure
Published 14 September 2025
In anticipation of our flagship event, take a look through the recently published conference brochure. It covers the 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.
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CCTA Update: 10 September 2025
Published 10 September 2025
As the school term begins once more, CCTA Update also returns with a bumper issue covering developments of the last few weeks. That said, these are mostly smaller announcements from the key stakeholders we work with.
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FCA redress scheme and CMC’s
Published 09 September 2025
This update provides the latest on discussions around a potential FCA redress scheme and what we’re seeing from claims management companies (CMCs) and legal firms.
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CCTA 2025 Conference: Walker Morris keynote presentation
Published 09 September 2025
The Supreme Court’s decision in Johnson came as a welcome relief for lenders and dealers. But the FCA’s broad announcement two days later of its proposal to consult on a redress scheme reintroduced uncertainty and concern. In this short talk, we’ll consider the new rules of engagement for lenders, brokers, and intermediaries.
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CCTA Update: 4 September 2025
Published 04 September 2025
As the school term begins once more, CCTA Update also returns with a bumper issue covering developments of the last few weeks. That said, these are mostly smaller announcements from the key stakeholders we work with.
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CCTA 2025 Conference: Innovation panel announced
Published 04 September 2025
This session will explore how data and AI and are transforming the lending process. Panellists will discuss how lenders can leverage alternative and expanded data sources to streamline credit decisioning, reduce risk, and increase access to credit.
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CCTA 2025 Conference: FCA keynote presentation
Published 02 September 2025
Mark Burns will provide insights about the FCA Strategy, the FCA work that sits below it and what this might mean for your business. This keynote presentation will highlight some of the key work currently taking place within consumer finance.
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CCTA 2025 Conference: FOS keynote presentation
Published 27 August 2025
Our keynote presentation from the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) will talk about the current consultation proposals around modernising the redress system, a summary of the possible changes as well as what they have already been doing to improve the system and address key issues.
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CCTA 2025 Conference: Our flagship in-person event
Published 19 August 2025
The Conference is an opportunity to hear from industry experts, listen to our regulators, and ask questions. But some of the most outstanding value may come from beyond the speaker podium. It is your opportunity to share experiences with peers and have conversations on the fringe that you can’t have online.
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CCTA 2025 Conference: Regulatory panel announced
Published 14 August 2025
Our panel of experts will discuss key developments shaping the regulatory landscape. A central topic will be the review of the Consumer Credit Act, with panellists exploring how potential reforms could modernise and simplify the framework for both consumers and lenders.
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CCTA Update: 12 August 2025
Published 12 August 2025
There continue to be ripples from the Supreme Court judgment on commissions. Yesterday, we held our latest online member roundtable to discuss the judgment. Later in the afternoon, I joined an FCA call on very short notice to discuss the next steps in their consultation process.
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Member Roundtable: Last chance to book
Published 07 August 2025
We are bringing together legal and industry experts to dissect the decision of the Supreme Court on motor finance commissions. Now that the court has issued its decision, our speakers will provide their comments and interpretations around what this means for motor finance dealers, lenders and brokers.
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