The FCA’s final motor finance – redress scheme is more than a large‑scale compensation exercise. It is a test of whether firms can deliver remediation that is controlled, evidenced and capable of standing up to scrutiny – at pace, and at scale. For lenders, the challenge is no longer

We recently had the pleasure of sitting down with intelliflo to record a new episode for the intelliflo Interacts vodcast series. Garry Evans, Recordsure’s Chief Product Officer and Chief Commercial Officer, joined Thomas Richter, Director of Strategic Partnerships at intelliflo, for a wide-ranging conversation about how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping compliance, quality assurance (QA) and customer

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has introduced a new way of communicating its expectations to the financial services sectors. In February, the regulator published the first of its Regulatory Priorities reports, designed to give firms clearer visibility of the risks, supervisory focus areas and expectations shaping the year ahead. These reports

Commenting on the recent UK Parliament – Treasury Committee publication of the Artificial Intelligence in Financial Services report, Joe Norburn, CEO at TCC Group (TCC, Momenta and Recordsure), highlighted the growing regulatory and operational challenge posed by AI.     “The Treasury Select Committee’s latest report on AI in financial services delivers a stark

Consolidation has become a defining feature of growth across regulated sectors such as financial advice and wealth management. For many firms, acquisition is no longer an occasional strategic move, but a repeatable model designed to drive scale, efficiency and long-term value.    Yet as the pace of consolidation increases,