The FCA Redress Scheme remains subject to ongoing legal challenges, with compensation payments now unlikely to begin before 2027 following an Upper Tribunal decision to pause parts of the process. While firms are not currently required to calculate or pay redress, they are expected to continue preparation work. NFDA Chief Executive, Sue Robinson, described the decision as “an essential operational pause”, encouraging dealers to remain proactive while welcoming the greater certainty it provides for business planning. NFDA said partial suspension of redress scheme was essential for dealers | Motor Trader