Sue Robinson, NFDA Chief Executive, commented following NFDA obtaining permission from the Supreme Court to intervene : “ NFDA has obtained permission from the UK Supreme Court to intervene, and to make both written and oral submissions, in the Supreme Court appeal against the decision on motor finance commission in Johnson v FirstRand Bank Limited, Wrench v FirstRand Bank Limited and Hopcraft v Close Brothers. “We have secured the services of Caytons, A Gallagher Bassett Company, Jonathan Kirk KC and Richard Roberts (both from Gough Square Chambers) to represent NFDA in those proceedings, which are listed for hearing between 1-3 April 2025. “NFDA, as the representative of the consumer facing part of the sector, understands the needs of UK consumers. “We look forward to the next phase of the case and will continue to monitor developments closely, keep members updated, and encourage members to reach out with any queries.”