The FCA’s new Consumer Duty regime will require firms to focus on delivering good consumer outcomes, not just compliance, and it essential that all FCA-regulated BVRLA members are fully educated on the changes ahead of their introduction in April 2023.
BVRLA forums guarantee lively discussion, debate, and the opportunity to network with like-minded peers. The forums will be back to an ‘in-person’ format for the June dates and will continue to provide a unique opportunity to discuss the issues that are impacting your businesses and see how others are dealing with them.
Members who could not attend the recent BVRLA webinar, taking a detailed looked at all things EV batteries, from their use, future technology, to repair and warranty can now view the webinar online.
To help members prepare for the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)’s major new regulatory update on Consumer Duty, the BVRLA will be hosting a special Industry Outlook webinar on Thursday 12 May at 9am.
With consistent exponential growth in the take up of Electric Vehicles, and almost a quarter of new vehicle registrations being either Battery Electric or Plug in Hybrid, EV leases and rentals are more popular than ever.
Designed to develop the knowledge, skills and capabilities of staff working in the vehicle rental and leasing sectors, the BVRLA’s online instructor-led courses continue to score an average course rating of 4.7 out of 5. In Q1 2022, the association proudly supported a record number of courses for a quarter.
More than half of Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)-regulated BVRLA members have heeded the authority’s advice to start preparing for its new Consumer Duty regime, which will require firms to focus on delivering good consumer outcomes, not just compliance.
Join the BVRLA’s free webinar next week and broaden your understanding of all things battery within the electric vehicle industry, with insights from a host of leading experts.
After two successful digital events, the BVRLA’s annual Fleets in Charge Conference is being hosted in person for the first time in London this July. Focusing on electric vehicle demand, supply, and infrastructure, the agenda will also feature break-out sessions and networking opportunities.