Ghost broking remains a growing threat to young drivers, with fraudsters using social media to sell fake or invalid insurance policies, creating significant risks for consumers, firms, and regulators alike.
The FCA will lift its pause on motor finance complaints on 31 May 2026, giving firms time to prepare for a likely surge in cases and a new compensation scheme.
The FCA will lift its pause on motor finance complaints on 31 May 2026, giving firms time to prepare for a likely surge in cases and a new compensation scheme.
The 2025 Life Insurance Stress Test (LIST 2025) provides the first clear view of how UK life insurers are performing under the Solvency UK regime, confirming the sector’s resilience even under severe but plausible stress scenarios and reinforcing the importance of strong risk management and capital planning.
The FCA is introducing the new CCR009 return - replacing several existing reports and requiring consumer credit firms to provide more detailed, accurate data on their permissions, operations, and revenues from May 2025.
The FCA reviews credit builder products, highlighting limited effectiveness, consumer risks and the need for clearer communication and stronger product governance.