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FCA “names and shames” motor finance claims firm after high court battle

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Jean Hurley

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UPDATED: The judge ruled that the scale and nature of the firm’s marketing justified the public naming.

The FCA has officially named The Claims Protection Agency Limited (TCPA) as the subject of an ongoing enforcement investigation, marking a pivotal moment in the regulator’s use of its “naming” powers. The announcement, released in full on January 5, 2026, follows a fierce legal challenge by the firm to remain

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