Members are urged not to miss out on the upcoming Compliance Forum, taking place next week on Thursday 20 April in London at law firm Shoosmiths. It will focus on ‘Compliance in the Age of Consumer Duty’. Topics covered include Commissions, Consumer Duty, CCA reform and the future regulatory framework of motor finance.
Speakers for the inaugural Compliance Forum include Shoosmiths partner Roger Potgieter, who will provide an update on Commissions; and Stephen Adams, Senior Director at Global Counsel with a presentation on CCA reform. Separate panel discussions will feature representatives from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS), the Finance & Leasing Association (FLA) and many more.
See a recording of the recent Compliance Forum Drop-in Session which gives potential Compliance Forum subscribers an idea of what to expect from the BVRLA’s latest Forum programme. This is also available as a BVRLA The Inside Track Podcast: What is the Compliance Forum?
The in-person event also offers the unrivalled opportunity to network with colleagues from across compliance. Companies due to be in the room include: ALD Automotive, Alphabet (GB), Arval UK, Autorama, BMW Finance, CC Leasing, Central Contracts, Crownhawk Properties, Drivespeed Leasing, Enterprise Rent A Car, Fleet Alliance, Hanborough Enterprises, Inchcape Retail, LeasePlan UK Ltd, MW Vehicle Contracts, Novuna, Octopus EV, Proximo, Select Contracts UK, Shire Leasing, TC Harrison, Wagonex, Wessex Fleet Solutions, XLCR Vehicle Management and Zenith.
The BVRLA’s 2023 Compliance Forum programme is supported by specialist legal firms Shoosmiths LLP and DWF Law LLP, who will host the forums and provide access to sector experts.
BVRLA Forums are run on a subscription-based model. Members can subscribe to the full Compliance Forum programme via the BVRLA website. An annual subscription costs £500 +VAT (£300 +VAT for SMEs) and includes two tickets for each of the three events in 2023.
