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ARTICLE · 19 DECEMBER 2025

Motor Finance Consumer Redress- Current Concerns And Status Update

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The Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) recently proposed draft rules for a motor finance consumer redress scheme have attracted considerable scrutiny from across the industry.

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The Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) recently proposed draft rules for a motor finance consumer redress scheme have attracted considerable scrutiny from across the industry. Stakeholders have voiced a range of concerns, notably the legal basis and proposed time period for the scheme, the rate of compensatory interest, the operationalisation of the scheme, the criteria for redress and whether those criteria have a legal basis, and the short timeframe for the consultation, all of which present significant challenges for firms seeking to respond effectively. In recognition of these issues, the FCA has issued a series of updates and guidance designed to assist firms in understanding the proposals and preparing for the potential implementation of the scheme.

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