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- Recordsure brings its expert online sessions together in one place.
- Sessions cover regulatory change, Consumer Duty, outcomes-based supervision and sustainable AI use.
- Topics include motor finance redress, suitability reviews and vulnerable customer support.
Recordsure’s online expert sessions are gathered in one place for financial services firms that need to keep up with regulatory change, practical compliance expectations and current good practice.
Compliance and AI foundations
‘Show me don’t tell me’ compliance explores how financial services firms can evidence compliance while meeting the FCA’s Consumer Duty and outcomes-based supervision. The session is listed for November 2025.
Building on solid foundations looks at how wealth management firms can adopt the right tools without introducing unnecessary operational or regulatory risk, and how they can build strong foundations for sustainable AI use in compliance. The session is listed for October 2025.
Redress and suitability
Redress roadmap examines what the FCA’s new scheme means in practice for firms and how firms should prepare for the challenges ahead. The session is listed for October 2025.
Right-first-time suitability considers how wealth managers can improve suitability reviews and move beyond tick-box compliance. The session is listed for October 2025.
Motor finance and vulnerable customers
Driving change – FCA redress and the future of motor finance examines the FCA’s proposed motor finance redress scheme and its potential impact on firms. The session is listed for August 2025.
Critical gaps in support for vulnerable customers explores the practical challenges firms face in identifying and supporting vulnerable customers, and what organisations can do to strengthen their approach. The session is listed for May 2025.
Frequently asked questions
It brings together Recordsure online sessions on regulatory change, compliance evidence and practical good practice for financial services firms.
The sessions cover Consumer Duty evidence, sustainable AI use, FCA redress, suitability reviews, motor finance and support for vulnerable customers.