Motor finance commissions redress: What the FCA’s consultation means for lenders and brokers

Your concise breakdown of CP25/27: scope, risks and what firms should be doing now

The FCA’s consultation on historic motor finance commissions (CP25/27) was published earlier this month but if you haven’t had time to work through all 500+ pages, we’ve now pulled together a summary.

 Our update explains:

  • Which firms and agreements are in scope (including lenders, brokers and dealers from 2007–2024)

  • The FCA’s proposed redress calculation methodology including the hybrid and APR adjustment models

  • Operational impact and expectations including governance, data readiness, customer letters and SMF accountability

  • The role and obligations of brokers 

  • Key dates for consultation responses and when the scheme could go live

You can download the summary here / by filling in the form below.


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