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AI in Compliance: Regulatory success for financial services
Two AI in Compliance webinars covered right-first-time suitability, predictive AI, evidence, speakers and the practical foundations financial services firms need.
Plan for the worst, act early: winning the remediation race
Uncertainty is not a reason for inaction. Motor finance firms can prepare by testing data integrity, segmenting cases, reviewing dealer arrangements, triaging complaints and securing resources early.
The resourcing crunch: preparing for a remediation surge
The Supreme Court ruling is expected to move more motor finance complaints outside simple automated redress, increasing demand for experienced remediation resource. Firms can reduce delivery risk by preparing policies, procedures and resourcing models before the FCA scheme is finalised.
From legal definitions to operational realities: who feels the impact?
Motor finance redress could depend on case-specific fairness factors, including commission size, disclosure, consumer characteristics, scheme design and operational capacity.
Breaking down the ruling: what the Johnson case means for redress
The Supreme Court’s discretionary commission ruling has narrowed some exposure while adding complexity for firms handling motor finance complaints. FCA plans for a compensation scheme and the practical impact of Johnson are central to redress preparation.
Driving change: The Supreme Court ruling sparks industry debate
Experts from TCC, Recordsure and Momenta discuss what the Supreme Court ruling and FCA consultation could mean for motor finance redress, including complaint scope, remediation readiness and technology-supported handling.
Preparing for the future: FCA redress and motor finance
The FCA’s proposed motor finance redress scheme raises practical questions on unfairness, the Johnson case, operational impact, resourcing and acting early.
Motor finance redress scheme – what do we know now?
The FCA sees a formal motor finance compensation scheme as the quickest route to clarity and consistent claims handling. Firms should prepare customer data, processes, resourcing and workflow controls before the consultation is finalised.
How to use artificial intelligence to navigate motor finance commission complaints
FCA activity on motor finance commission arrangements is creating operational pressure and regulatory uncertainty. Recordsure describes how data, transcription, triage and QA can support complaint response.
Revolutionising ongoing servicing at scale with TCC and Recordsure
Australian remediation experience informs the UK ongoing servicing challenge. TCC and Recordsure can analyse advice servicing history, create client timelines and provide dashboard evidence.
Why our move to Microsoft Azure speeds up Recordsure technology innovation
Microsoft Azure supports faster innovation, security, scalability, deployment flexibility and user experience improvements for Recordsure technology.
Why AI holds the key to future-proofing ongoing advice compliance
AI can help advice firms evidence ongoing advice services, identify gaps and move from reactive processes to proactive intelligence as FCA expectations rise.
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