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Brokers have more opportunities than ever to connect and stay ahead in a rapidly evolving industry, thanks to the BVRLA’s Leasing Broker Conference this October. With the backing of headline sponsor QV Systems, the conference promises a packed agenda of expert speakers, insights, and unparalleled networking.

In the latest BVRLA blog, marking the first full year of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)’s Consumer Duty being in place, the association’s Director of Legal and Membership, Shashi Maharaj, shares key themes and observations that BVRLA members need to be aware of.

The Financial Conduct Authority FCA held an event on 31 July 2024 to look at the Consumer Duty one year on.

The BVRLA’s Regulation and Compliance Working Group will be meeting on Thursday 8 August. This meeting will focus on shaping a consultation response to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)'s review of Discretionary Commission Arrangement (DCA)s in relation to Motor Finance, and its recent proposal to extend the temporary pause on complaint handling relating to DCAs to December 2025.

The BVRLA’s Leasing Broker Conference is returning to Birmingham this October, bringing more brokers under one roof than ever before. Supported by headline sponsor, QV Systems, the annual conference will again present a blend of unrivalled networking opportunities alongside an agenda of leading speakers and sector experts.

The BVRLA’s Leasing Broker Conference is returning to Birmingham this October, bringing more brokers under one roof than ever before. Supported by headline sponsor, QV Systems, the annual conference will again present a blend of unrivalled networking opportunities alongside an agenda of leading speakers and sector experts.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is currently reviewing whether motor finance customers have been overcharged because of the past use of discretionary commission arrangements (DCAs).

Members can now access an exclusive checklist to support them in preparing their Consumer Duty board report, which is due later this month. The guidance was launched to delegates at the BVRLA’s recent Compliance Forum, hosted by DWF in London. There, attendees also had the chance to hear about CCA Reform, conduct and culture, vulnerable customers, Consumer Duty and ESG, as well as share insights and find out more about what’s on the horizon.  

The findings of the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) first review of Consumer Duty will be presented as part of an upcoming webinar for regulated firms and trade bodies.

The BVRLA, in collaboration with audit provider Product Partnerships Ltd (PPL) and law firm DWF, is providing members with valuable insights to stay compliant and competitive in the rapidly evolving regulatory landscape. The free webinar; ‘Preparing for Regulatory Change: Expert Strategies and Tips.’ will take place on Thursday morning (10AM on 20 June).

The BVRLA, in collaboration with audit provider Product Partnerships Ltd (PPL) and law firm DWF, is hosting an informative webinar titled ‘Preparing for Regulatory Change: Expert Strategies and Tips.’ This session will provide a comprehensive update on key topics such as Consumer Duty, the Appointed Representatives regime, GAP insurance, and Discretionary Commissions.

The BVRLA’s second Compliance Forum of the year will be held in-person on Thursday 18 July, at DWF’s premises at 20 Fenchurch Street (The Walkie-Talkie) in London. This forum will focus on key themes for 2024, including embedding the Consumer Duty, the discretionary commissions review, and ESG reporting.