Welcome to the latest edition of Ombudsman News. In this edition, we highlight our consultation on charging Claims Management Companies and other professional representatives. We also share details of roles we’re currently recruiting for.

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Closing soon: consultation on charging professional representatives

The consultation on our proposals to charge Claims Management Companies and professional representatives is closing on 4 July 2024.

We’re keen to receive feedback and responses on our proposals, including the amount of the fee and how it will work.

 

Read and respond to our consultation

We’re recruiting

If you’re ready for a career move and want to make a real difference, we want to hear from you.

We’re currently recruiting to roles in our casework, HR, Legal and IT teams. Find out more about us and the work of the Financial Ombudsman Service on our website.

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Latest news

Financial Ombudsman Service to start charging professional representatives to refer cases

7 February 2025

The Financial Ombudsman Service has announced that it will be proceeding with a proposal to charge professional representatives to refer a case to its service.

Press release CMC

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High demand for Financial Ombudsman Service continues while business fees remain at lower levels

11 December 2024

The Financial Ombudsman Service will keep costs lower for businesses and further improve its value for money as it faces continued high demand in the year ahead, according to proposals published today.

Plans and budget Press release Consultations and responses

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Financial Ombudsman Service and FCA move to modernise redress system

15 November 2024

We launch a ‘Call for Input’ jointly with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to create stability for consumers and businesses.

Press release CMC Consultations and responses

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