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Think Compliance Acquisition

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Product Partnerships Ltd (PPL) has bought a majority stake in Think Compliance. This partnership will broaden and strengthen the compliance support available to regulated businesses across the UK.

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Why football clubs need to understand where Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) responsibilities may already sit

Why football clubs need to understand where Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) responsibilities may already sit

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Supporting motor firms through redress, complaints and operational pressure

Supporting motor firms through redress, complaints and operational pressure

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CCR009 Is Now Live on RegData: What Consumer Credit Firms Need to Know

CCR009 Is Now Live on RegData: What Consumer Credit Firms Need to Know

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Hire as Owner, short-term hire, and FCA scrutiny

Hire as Owner, short-term hire, and FCA scrutiny

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The Appointed Representatives Regime Is Changing. Here’s Why That Matters.

The Appointed Representatives Regime Is Changing. Here’s Why That Matters.

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New Protections for Buy Now Pay Later Borrowers

From 15 July 2026, Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) products, formally defined in legislation as Deferred Payment Credit, will fall within the regulatory perimeter of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). 

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Think Compliance acquisition supports PPL growth strategy

Think Compliance acquisition supports PPL growth strategy

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Supreme Court Ruling Clarifies Car Finance Commission Disputes

A recent Supreme Court decision has brought welcome clarity to the legal landscape around motor finance commissions, with implications for dealers, lenders, and consumers alike.

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Preparing for the FCA’s Potential Motor Finance Redress Scheme

On 5 June 2025, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published a statement setting out key considerations for a possible consumer redress scheme relating to discretionary commission arrangements (DCAs) in motor finance.

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