From principles to proof: Data-led compliance evidencing in 2026
Why 2026 compliance will centre on evidence readiness, data-led supervision, stronger audit trails and scalable outcome testing.
Sector: Insurance
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FCA: Preparing for the motor finance redress scheme is critical
Garry Evans reflects on the FLA convention and explains why motor finance firms should prepare for the FCA redress scheme before final guidance arrives.
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Financial wellbeing needs a tailored approach: The FCA’s vision for financial services
Sarah Pritchard’s TISA speech highlights why financial wellbeing needs tailored support, stronger evidence of value and data-led oversight from financial advice firms.
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Turning suitability reviews into a strategic advantage
Suitability reviews can become a source of adviser improvement and customer outcome evidence when firms combine risk-based sampling, clear feedback and follow-up.
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Plan for the worst, act early: winning the remediation race
Part five of the motor finance webinar urges firms to prepare early by data mining, reviewing disclosures and testing resource plans.
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From legal definitions to operational realities: who feels the impact?
How commission legality, case-specific fairness and FCA consultation could affect creditors, brokers, CMCs and consumers in motor finance redress.
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Driving change: The Supreme Court ruling sparks industry debate
A webinar summary on the FCA’s proposed motor finance redress scheme, possible complaint scope, operational pressures and practical preparation for firms facing DCA remediation.
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Preparing for the future: FCA redress and motor finance
Five motor finance redress themes matter now: scope, the Johnson case, operational impact, resourcing pressure and early preparation.
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Motor finance redress scheme – what do we know now?
The FCA plans to consult on a motor finance redress scheme after the Supreme Court ruling, leaving firms to assess data, disclosure and operational readiness.
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Part 3: FCA’s ongoing advice services review: long term compliance and RegTech
The final webinar section examines long-term compliance, proportional review work, evidence quality, redress considerations and the role of RegTech.