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(Bloomberg) — The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority said it’s now considering implementing a redress scheme that banks would have to follow if they discover consumers were harmed by historic practices

WE ASKED: How could the motor market change or evolve considering the Supreme Court’s motor finance case and the FCA’s continued focus on premium finance? Matthew Maxwell Scott, executive director,

Britain’s Financial Conduct Authority on Tuesday said it would likely consult on an industry-wide scheme to compensate motor finance customers if the Supreme Court rules that lenders and brokers should

Matt Kenyon 3 min read If the Supreme Court upholds the Court of Appeal ruling, this would open the door to widespread compensation (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images) In a

The Financial Conduct Authority has said it will consult on a motor finance redress scheme if it decides motor finance customers have lost out from widespread failings by firms. 

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Fiat has announced a shake-up of its UK top team as the brand looks to implement a ‘growth phase’ of its dealer network. The Italian outfit has today (Mar 10)

A car dealership which ignored a council enforcement notice in order to keep trading illegally has been ordered to pay out more than £8,000. DSG Car Sales Ltd began trading

Car Dealer Live is just days away with attendees set to be inspired by a series of thought-provoking sessions. Taking place on Thursday (March 13) at the British Motor Museum