
FCA motor finance redress scheme confirmed: what firms and complaint teams need to do now
The FCA motor finance redress scheme is confirmed. Read what it covers, what firms and complaint teams need to do, and why execution risk now matters.

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If you work in regulated complaint handling, you know how quickly FCA rules change, volumes rise, and edge cases emerge. Keeping up with regulatory updates and FOS decisions while keeping cases moving isn't easy.
Here you'll find practical guides, regulatory updates and complaint handling best practices, written by professionals with over 20 years of first-hand experience in regulated industries. Clear answers and practical guidance for real situations complaint teams face every day.
The FCA’s latest consumer understanding paper shows how poor communication, weak processes, and missed support needs can turn into complaints, repeat contact, and avoidable risk.
Track the complaint handling KPIs FCA-regulated firms must monitor under DISP and Consumer Duty. Practical metrics, examples, and reporting guidance.
Complaint resolution is not just about process. Learn the difference between managing complaints and resolving them well, with FCA-aligned best practice, evidence standards, and real FOS case insight for regulated firms.
Analyse long-term FOS insurance complaint data to understand uphold rates, claims pressure, and where complaint risk is increasing under Consumer Duty.
From 1 January 2026, FOS interest on compensation generally tracks the Bank of England base rate plus 1%. What this means for complaint handling delays, compensation cost, and escalation risk.
PS25/19 changes how complaint MI is viewed. Why reporting alone is not enough and what stronger oversight now looks like in practice.
How FCA rules, guidance, and FOS decisions shape complaint outcomes, escalation risk, and defensibility in regulated case handling.
Rule interpretation drives inconsistent outcomes. How FCA guidance and FOS decisions affect complaint decisions and escalation exposure.
The £200m Mastercard class action settlement The Mastercard class action settlement highlights risks in mass claims, redress complexity, and the limits of legacy complaint systems.
A practical breakdown of FCA, FOS, and Treasury redress reforms, including time limits, interest changes, and complaint handling impact.