UK Finance Ministry Embraces Supreme Court Ruling on Car Finance
The UK finance ministry has acknowledged a Supreme Court decision regarding car finance commissions, aiming to assuage banking sector concerns over the implications of a redress scheme. The ministry plans to collaborate with regulators and industry stakeholders to assess the decision's impact on firms and consumers.

- Country:
- United Kingdom
The UK's finance ministry has expressed respect for a Supreme Court ruling concerning car finance commissions. The ruling is expected to alleviate some banks' concerns regarding the depth of a redress scheme related to finance commissions.
In a statement, a Treasury spokesperson confirmed the ministry's commitment to understanding the ruling's ramifications. 'We respect this judgment from the Supreme Court and will now work with regulators and industry to understand the impact for both firms and consumers,' the spokesperson said.
The finance ministry plans to engage with both industry stakeholders and regulatory bodies to evaluate the decision's potential effects on the banking sector and consumer protection.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
Indian Banks Urged to Expedite ISO 20022 Adoption for Cross-Border Payments
Trade Deals Over Deadline: U.S. Treasury's Stand
U.S. Treasury Delays Investment Adviser Rule
Central Banks: Navigating the Uncertain Path of Monetary Policies
Advanced threat detection prevents major disruption as Treasury partners with Microsoft