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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.

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 final series of BVRLA Forums for 2025 are coming up, with the opportunity for non-subscribers to ‘try before you subscribe’ for 2026.

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.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) wants to make applications to become FCA authorised quicker and easier for firms.

On Thursday 9 October, the BVRLA Leasing Broker Conference will take place at Coventry’s Advanced Manufacturing Training Centre (AMTC). The packed agenda is designed to help brokers navigate today’s regulatory challenges while seizing fresh opportunities for growth.

The BVRLA Leasing Broker Conference returns this autumn with a bold new direction, a striking new venue, and a renewed focus on helping brokers navigate a complex, fast-changing marketplace.

The BVRLA’s latest Compliance Forum brought together sixty members and expert speakers to explore the most pressing compliance and regulatory issues facing members. Hosted by Shoosmiths, the event offered attendees a series of practical insights and actionable advice to take back to their organisations.

Members are encouraged to save the date of Thursday 9 October for the association’s next Leasing Broker Conference.

Charlotte Matthews, Consumer Policy Manager at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), will present insights from the FCA’s Vulnerability Review as part of the BVRLA’s next Compliance Forum. The half-day event will take place on Wednesday 28 May at Shoosmiths London, bringing together compliance professionals to deep dive into current regulatory challenges.

The FCA highlighted that it is pleased to see that the Consumer Duty has further heightened firms’ focus on ensuring good outcomes for customers in a vulnerable situation. Protecting customers in such situation was outlined to remain a key priority for the regulator.