To find out more about the BVRLA’s new Compliance Forum, members can join a free 30-minute drop-in session on Thursday (30 March) at 9am. The short session will outline what the Compliance Forum is and how it will benefit members.
Register for the drop-in session on 30 March.
The first Compliance Forum is taking place on Thursday 20 April in London at law firm Shoosmiths. It will focus on ‘Compliance in the Age of Consumer Duty’. The half-day event will include keynote speeches on commissions and the Consumer Credit Act (CCA). The keynotes will be interspersed with panels exploring Consumer Duty and what motor finance regulation will look like in 2030.
Speakers for the inaugural event include Polly Ashford, Manager, Retail and Motor Finance at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Adrian Dally, Director of Motor Finance and Strategy at the Finance & Leasing Association (FLA), Lauren Pamma, Director at the Green Finance Institute (GFI), Roger Potgieter, Partner at Shoosmiths, Stephen Adams, Senior Director at Global Counsel and Lynda Gibson, Head of Compliance at Fleet Alliance.
Members taking out a subscription for the BVRLA’s new Compliance Forum will be in good company, firms already signed up include Arval UK Ltd, Central Contracts, Drivespeed Leasing Ltd, Enterprise Rent A Car, Hanborough Enterprises Limited, LeasePlan UK Ltd, MW Vehicle Contracts, Octopus EV, Proximo, Select Contracts UK Ltd, Shire Leasing, TCH Leasing, the lcv group. 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.
