FCA Regulatory Priorities Payments: Key areas of focus
The FCA’s payments priorities focus on innovation, Consumer Duty, financial crime, operational resilience and safeguarding, with boards expected to evidence readiness.
Sector: Payments and FinTech
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FCA’s Retail Banking regulatory priorities 2026: What firms must evidence
The FCA’s 2026 retail banking priorities require boards to evidence access decisions, Consumer Duty outcomes, fraud controls, resilience and data security.
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Ecommerce & Payments Briefing: The hidden risks inside agentic AI systems
Agentic AI needs strict permissions, governance and security-first deployment because autonomous tools can create data, compliance and security risks.
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UK FinTech Awards Finalist RegTech of the Year 2026
Recordsure and TCC have been named finalists for RegTech of the Year, recognising their combination of AI-powered compliance technology and regulatory expertise.
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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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Driving innovation and trust: Recordsure becomes a Finance & Leasing Association member
TCC Group, including TCC, Momenta and Recordsure, has joined the Finance & Leasing Association, supporting its work with regulated finance firms.
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Why ‘simple’ redress schemes require strategic planning
Motor finance redress needs early operational design, data planning, governance and the right mix of technology and human expertise.
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Turning motor finance compliance into an opportunity
Early preparation for the FCA’s motor finance redress scheme can help firms reduce operational pressure, improve governance and design workable remediation processes.
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Harnessing AI to transform suitability reviews into actionable insight
AI can help wealth managers turn suitability reviews into usable management information, reducing review effort while preserving human judgement over advice quality and suitability.
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The resourcing crunch: preparing for a remediation surge
Motor finance firms preparing for redress may face a shortage of experienced case handlers as more complaints require nuanced, case-by-case assessment rather than automated processing.