More than 900 ambulance-chasers now regulated by FCA
'Consumers protected from cowboys'
"The new regime will mean customers will be protected from claims management cowboys and get a better deal" - the FCA's Jonathan Davidson
Claims management companies expected to show due diligence on lead generation and stamp out fraud
Claims management companies (CMCs) are to be subject to stricter rules and regulations now the sector's time under the FCA's regulatory umbrella has begun today (1 April). More than 900 CMCs have registered for temporary permissions - meaning firms are expected to comply with Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) standards and could face action if they do not - to continue operating while they go through the regulator's authorisation process. Once authorised, the FCA could use its powers to require...
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