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FCA work in review: October 7-14, 2025
Our weekly roundup of the latest news and developments from the FCA.
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FCA announces £8 billion redress scheme for victims of ‘unfair motor loans’
The final figure of around £8.2 billion ($10.99 billion) is less than previous estimates, but good news for around 14 million people.
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FCA’s car finance redress estimates deemed too high
Millions of customers of motor finance schemes are expected to start receiving compensation from banks and lenders next year.
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SEC enforcement update: Lessons on compensation-driven conflicts
Recent cases highlight the SEC’s continuing focus on how financial incentives influence employee recommendations.
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Legal analysis of key UK Supreme Court ruling on secret commissions
The recent ruling in the motor finance case is important in clarifying the law.
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FCA sets out detail on redress scheme for UK motor finance industry
Up to 14 million people could still be eligible, with costs of up to £18 billion.
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SEC roundtable discusses executive comp disclosure requirements
At the event, speakers addressed the complexity and cost of regulations, plus the significance of disclosure to investor protection.
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BarkerGilmore releases its 2025 CCO Compensation Report
Chief compliance officer pay rises only 2.7%, new report finds.