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Mark Hollands, Ombudsman from the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) has been confirmed as a speaker at the Compliance Forum next week.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published an update on how the Consumer Duty continues to shape its work to support growth, simplify regulation, and maintain consumer protection.

The BVRLA’s final Compliance Forum of 2025 is fast approaching, bringing together members and industry experts to unpack some of the most pressing regulatory issues facing the sector.

Building on the success of the Leasing Outlook series, this new report helps leasing broker members plan for the future and better understand the dynamics shaping the broker market. The report adds insight and context to the numbers, combining data with expert commentary from across the industry. It includes thought leadership and perspectives from brokers and funders, providing a rounded view of the opportunities and challenges ahead for the sector.

The leasing broker sector is seeing confidence return as EVs drive growth in the car market. That is according to the BVRLA’s latest sector report, reshaped and relaunched at the Leasing Broker Outlook.

The BVRLA’s Compliance Forum returns on Wednesday 12 November, with the packed agenda spanning non-financial misconduct, the FCA’s redress consultation, and what is in store for 2026.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has created a data room during the consultation period for the Motor finance consumer redress scheme.

Last week’s Leasing Broker Conference brought together over 200 delegates to share ideas, insights, and perspectives on the future of the sector. With the title ‘Scaling Smart: Business Growth in a Regulated Landscape,’ the thread throughout the event was smart, sustainable business growth in an ever-evolving regulatory environment.

The Financial Conduct Authority has joined forces with the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) and Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) to address poor practices among some claims management companies (CMCs) and law firms involved in motor finance claims.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published its consultation paper relating to the motor finance redress scheme that follows August’s Supreme Court ruling. The consultation will run until 18 November with an expectation that the scheme will be operational early next year.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published its priorities under Consumer Duty for 2025/2026. The regulator makes it clear that the Duty remains a priority for its work and is relying on the Duty as much as possible rather than creating new prescriptive rules.

Registrations will shortly close for next week's Leasing Broker Conference. Members wishing to attend the event next Thursday (9 October) need to confirm tickets this week.