AI in Compliance event for wealth managers: Five takeaways
Five themes from an AI in Compliance event for wealth managers, including reasonable steps, fair value, AI oversight, transparency and adoption.
Five themes from an AI in Compliance event for wealth managers, including reasonable steps, fair value, AI oversight, transparency and adoption.
A two-part TCC and Recordsure webinar series explained how advice firms could use AI to improve suitability checks, evidence quality and regulator-ready compliance foundations.
Part five of the motor finance webinar urges firms to prepare early by data mining, reviewing disclosures and testing resource plans.
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.
How commission legality, case-specific fairness and FCA consultation could affect creditors, brokers, CMCs and consumers in motor finance redress.
Five motor finance redress themes matter now: scope, the Johnson case, operational impact, resourcing pressure and early preparation.
Motor finance firms facing commission complaints can combine regulatory expertise with structured data review to understand exposure and prioritise cases.
Motor finance firms preparing for a possible consumer redress scheme need stronger data, record keeping, resourcing, remediation strategy and operational workflow.
The FCA is encouraging responsible AI adoption as part of its growth agenda, while firms still need sector expertise, accountability and customer-focused controls.
The final webinar section examines long-term compliance, proportional review work, evidence quality, redress considerations and the role of RegTech.