This week, NFDA attended the FCA’s virtual roundtable on the proposed motor finance redress scheme, held on 20 August. The FCA confirmed that it will consult in early October for six weeks on an industry-wide scheme to compensate customers who may have been treated unfairly. The roundtable formed part of the FCA’s pre-consultation engagement and provided an overview of the key areas under consideration for the scheme’s scope and design. Importantly, the FCA highlighted the role credit brokers may play in helping any scheme achieve its objectives. NFDA members had the opportunity to ask questions, share feedback, and ensure the dealer perspective is heard at this early stage of policy development.