The recent Supreme Court ruling in Johnson, Wrench & Hopcroft has reshaped the landscape for complaints, redress and disclosure obligations across the financial services sector. While the decision marks a clear shift for motor finance, its implications go much further - impacting asset finance, consumer credit and commercial broker relationships alike.

In this session, we’ll unpack what’s changed, what’s coming next and what your business should be doing right now to stay one step ahead.

We’re pleased to be joined by Reanne MacKenzie from Henderson Chambers, who’ll share a barrister’s view on the judgement and what other important cases are just around the corner.

What we’ll cover:

• The case that changed the conversation: an overview of the Supreme Court decision and why it matters

• Fiduciary duty – closed off but not closed down: what the Court’s ruling really means for motor and asset finance, plus commercial broker relationships

• The rise of the unfair relationship claim: what it means in practice and how to prepare

• View from Counsel:key takeaways from the judgement and what other important cases are just around the corner

• FCA Redress and Section 404: from consultation to implementation - how the FCA’s redress scheme may unfold and what firms should be doing now

You can read our recent summaries on the Supreme Court judgement and FCA update here

Who should attend?

This session is ideal for lenders and brokers in motor finance, consumer credit and regulatory roles who want to stay one step ahead.

Register now to secure your spot and mark the date in your diary. We’ll keep it fast-paced and useful as always!