On 7 October 2025, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published a consultation proposing an industry wide redress scheme for motor finance agreements entered between 6 April 2007 and 1 November 2024 where commissions were payable by lenders to brokers.
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Karan Kapoor is a Capital Markets and Banking Change Professional.
The FCA’s review identified widespread failings in the disclosure of discretionary commission arrangements (DCAs), excessive commissions, and restrictive contractual practices - all of which created poor outcomes for consumers.
This consultation creates immediate operational, financial, and reputational challenges for lenders. Delta Capita can help firms interpret the requirements, implement the necessary changes, and manage long‑term risk.
Our Recommendations for Lenders
Lenders should prioritise the following:
How Delta Capita Can Help
We propose a three‑phase engagement model: Phase, Focus, Deliverables
1. Diagnostic
Exposure & risk mapping
Portfolio analysis, liability modelling, compliance gap report
2. Design
Scheme readiness
Redress framework, redress calculator build, consumer contact strategy, operational playbook
3. Delivery
Execution & monitoring
Implementation support, MI dashboards, FCA engagement pack
Why Work With Us
Next Steps
We recommend an initial scoping workshop within the next two weeks to:
Conclusion
The FCA’s consultation marks a decisive moment for the motor finance sector. Lenders who move quickly will be better placed to manage risk, satisfy regulatory expectations, and protect their reputation.
Delta Capita is ready to support you in delivering a structured, compliant, and practical response.