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In this episode, Robin Henry and Abbie Coleman discuss secret commissions, a crucial issue in financial services and brokerage arrangements. They explore the legal obligations of agents, fiduciary duties, and the impact of recent court rulings on businesses and consumers.

Key discussion points include:

  • What qualifies as a secret commission?
  • The difference between fully secret vs. half-secret commissions
  • The implications of the landmark Wood v Commercial First Business Ltd (2021) case
  • How the Johnson, Wrench & Hopcraft (2024) cases affect the motor finance sector
  • Legal remedies available for undisclosed commissions

Whether you’re a financial professional, legal expert, or consumer interested in fair financial practices, this episode unpacks the latest legal developments in secret commissions and their broader implications.

For more information on secret commissions you can check out this in-depth article HERE.

Disclaimer: This content is provided for general information only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Appropriate legal or other professional opinion should be taken before taking or omitting to take any action in respect of any specific problem. Collyer Bristow LLP accepts no liability for any loss or damage which may arise from reliance on information contained in this material.

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        Explore key legal updates on secret commission claims, including recent court rulings and their impact on financial services

        Published 17 March 2025

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      In this episode, Robin Henry and Abbie Coleman discuss secret commissions, a crucial issue in financial services and brokerage arrangements. They explore the legal obligations of agents, fiduciary duties, and the impact of recent court rulings on businesses and consumers.

      Key discussion points include:

      • What qualifies as a secret commission?
      • The difference between fully secret vs. half-secret commissions
      • The implications of the landmark Wood v Commercial First Business Ltd (2021) case
      • How the Johnson, Wrench & Hopcraft (2024) cases affect the motor finance sector
      • Legal remedies available for undisclosed commissions

      Whether you’re a financial professional, legal expert, or consumer interested in fair financial practices, this episode unpacks the latest legal developments in secret commissions and their broader implications.

      For more information on secret commissions you can check out this in-depth article HERE.

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