Conclusive Financial Limited

Limits on what they may do

• Direction under Section 137S FSMA

  1.1 For the reasons given in this First Supervisory Notice, the Financial Conduct Authority (“the Authority”) gives the following directions (“the Directions”) to Conclusive Financial Limited (“CFL”, “the Firm”) pursuant to section 137S of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (“the Act”). CFL is directed to: (a) Remove sponsored advertising and other communications from social media platforms which use an image of MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis. (b) Remove the FCA logo from its website pcprefunds.co.uk. (c) Remove communications from its websites which use CFL’s status as an FCA-authorised person as a promotional feature, for example to indicate trustworthiness, integrity, transparency, respect for privacy, ethics, specialism in claims management, or any other indicator of the quality of its services. (d) Remove communications from social media and its websites which claim, without substantiation or explanation, that the average motor finance refund amount is £1846. (e) Remove the ‘get in touch’ contact form from its website conclusivefinancial.co.uk until such time as that website complies with the financial promotion rules. (f) Refrain from making communications of the same, or substantially the same, nature as those set out in this First Supervisory Notice. 1.2 CFL can alternatively comply with Directions (c) and (e) by entirely removing its website conclusivefinancial.co.uk from publication. 1.3 These Directions are effective immediately, pursuant to section 137S(4)(b) of the Act, and this Notice is given pursuant to section 137S(5)(a) of the Act.