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Attivo adopts a unique AI-led solution from TCC and Recordsure to enhance advice compliance
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Motor Finance Compensation Scheme consultation extended but preparation remains critical
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Accountancy firms are facing new data-led era of FCA supervision: Are firms ready?
The anti-money laundering (AML) landscape is about to change dramatically for accountancy firms. With the FCA poised to take over AML and counter-terrorist financing (CTF) supervision from 23 professional body supervisors for the legal and accounting sectors, firms will face a new era of regulatory rigour under the single regulator. Joe Norburn, CEO of
IT Supply Chain: 2026 predictions evidencing compliance in a data-led regulatory world
As the FCA raises the bar on how compliance must be demonstrated, Joe Norburn, CEO of TCC Group (TCC, Momenta and Recordsure), shares what firms need to do now to be ready for 2026 and why moving beyond good intentions to always-on, data-led evidencing. This insight was featured
IFA: Will advice firms need to adapt compliance requirements in 2026? Practical insights from TCC Group
Recently featured in IFA Magazine, TCC Group explores how advice firms will need to adapt their compliance approach in 2026 as the FCA shifts from interpreting Consumer Duty to demanding clear, demonstrable proof. Joe Norburn, CEO of TCC Group (TCC, Recordsure, Momenta), highlights that despite
Top ten regulatory priorities for financial services firms in 2026
As financial services firms consider what lies ahead for them in 2026, the FCA’s priorities for 2025–2030 continue to emphasise the delicate balance between supporting growth and ensuring firms “do the right thing.” The FCA’s five-year strategy, set out in March 2025, is anchored in four areas:
Forum Events & Media Group: 2026 predictions evidencing compliance in a data-led regulatory world
As the FCA sharpens its expectations around evidencing compliance, Joe Norburn, CEO of TCC Group (TCC, Momenta and Recordsure), outlines how firms must prepare for 2026 by shifting from intent-led compliance to continuous, data-driven evidence readiness — as featured by Forum Events & Media Group.
From principles to proof: Data-led compliance evidencing in 2026
If 2024 and 2025 were about interpreting the FCA’s Consumer Duty, 2026 will be about proving it. Political pressure to stimulate growth may continue and talk of “reducing burdens” will persist. But firms should expect the operational reality to move in the opposite direction: more
