CCTA Magazine: 2025 Issue Two
Published 30 July 2025
Our flagship event is a recognised industry ‘date for the diary’. In a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, the event delivers an impressive line-up of regulatory and industry speakers and a comprehensive mix of delegates and exhibitors. Our speakers and panellists help lenders navigate the ever changing landscape of consumer credit. The event provides networking opportunities and includes a member dinner the evening before the conference.
View ResourceCCTA Summit: Summer 2025
Published 14 July 2025
The FCA discussed their approach to the emerging use of AI, as well as considerations for firms. Shannon Faulkner, Consultant at Auxillias, covered how firms should approach the adoption of AI, including practical considerations and integration. CCTA provided an update on the regulatory horizon and the association’s work in key areas.
Member OnlyCCTA Inform: Spring 2025
Published 24 April 2025
CCTA Inform is an essential ‘easy read’ publication, exclusively available to members. This issue covers December 2024 to March 2025. During this period, we have collected details of legislation, regulatory updates and other announcements that may be of interest. Members should also ensure they are subscribed to our weekly CCTA Update email to be kept up to date with the latest industry news.
Member OnlyCMC Update (2025-2)
Published 22 April 2025
We anticipated that the run-up to the introduction of charging for Claims Management Companies (CMCS) would present challenges, and that’s proving true. Several CCTA members have raised concerns about two particular firms. Before addressing those two specifically, we want to provide an update on some wider issues arising during the transitional period, as Professional Representatives (PRs) become subject to the new Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) case fee regime.
Member OnlyFCA vulnerability review
Published 15 April 2025
The FCA has carried out a review of firms’ treatment of customers in vulnerable circumstances. Firms across the financial services spectrum were contacted and asked to provide data and information to assist the regulator’s review. Ultimately, their review focused on evaluating firms’ actions in line with ‘FG21/1: Guidance for firms on the fair treatment of vulnerable customers’, which has been in place since 2021. On 7 March 2025, the FCA published the findings of their review, along with the associated consumer research.
Member OnlyCCTA Magazine: 2025 Issue One
Published 08 April 2025
Welcome to the first 2025 edition of CCTA magazine. It’s fair to say that this will be another big year for the alternative lending market! There are lots of projects underway. On the regulatory side, a review of the Consumer Credit Act is progressing and plans for the regulation of Buy-now Pay-later products are expected from HM Treasury soon.
View ResourceIllegal money lending awareness
Published 01 April 2025
This Live Learning event will raise awareness of illegal lending schemes and the potential impact and consequences of borrowing from loan sharks. The session is aimed at all staff levels and will help firms understand and identify signs of victims of illegal money lending when dealing with their customers. This content can be accessed by logging into CCTA Academy.
Member OnlyCCTA 2025 Vigilance Conference
Published 31 March 2025
The event covered issues including fraud, cyber security, illegal lending and money laundering. These are themes of real importance to any firm operating in alterative credit, particularly at a time when developments in technology are increasing in pace. Attendees heard from a range of speakers and panellists on these topics.
Member OnlyMotor finance (2025-2)
Published 27 March 2025
As many of our motor finance members will know, we are in a regular process of holding roundtable sessions and reporting back on these approximately six weeks later. Our last roundtable was held on 5 February 2025, and we are now reporting back on those discussions both for clarity, and for those members that were unable to attend due to other commitments. The session was hosted by Mike Deans of Borderway Finance and included Naveed Asif Head of Policy & Advice (CCTA), Russell Kelsall Partner, Head of Consumer & Motor Finance (Walker Morris), Dan Simpson, Head of Compliance (Marsh Finance) and Jason Wassell, CEO (CCTA).
Member OnlyCMC Update (2025-1)
Published 28 February 2025
As you will know, the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) has confirmed that CMCs and legal firms will be charged a case fee from 1 April 2025. You can access the Policy Statement here if you haven’t read this announcement. Whilst it is excellent news, which we and other industry stakeholders have long campaigned for, this phase before introduction is still worrying. We have heard of CMCs trying to accelerate their activity to get ahead of the deadline.
Member OnlyCCTA Conference: 2025 Opportunities
Published 12 February 2025
The annual CCTA conference is our flagship event and an industry recognised ‘date for the diary’. Sponsorship and exhibtor opportunities are available for this event. Browse our CCTA Conference brochure to find out more or get in touch to discuss a bespoke package.
View ResourceUnderstanding Personal Insolvencies
Published 11 February 2025
This Live Learning event is brought to you by Aryza. For lenders/creditors, it can often be a challenge for their staff to understand the insolvency sector and the effects of different types of debt solutions. In this session, Aryza will cover: what personal insolvencies are, the different types of debt solutions (DMPs, IVAs, DROs and Bankruptcies) and what each of these mean for the lender when their customers enter into such debt arrangements. This content can be accessed by logging into CCTA Academy.
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