Guidance

Home Credit Market Investigation Orders

These orders require price transparency, provide for better early termination loan terms and enable customers to access other forms of loan.

• From: Competition and Markets Authority
• Published: 13 September 2007
• Last updated: 14 March 2018 — See all updates

Documents

Home Credit Market Investigation Order 2007

PDF, 340 KB, 28 pages

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Explanatory note

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Home Credit Market Investigation Order 2007 Variation Order 2011

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Approval of accredited operator: Home Credit

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Details

16 January 2024: The CMA has today published a Notice of Suspension of Part 3, Article 29, and Part 1 of Schedule 4 of the Home Credit Market Investigation Order 2007 pending the outcome of an Invitation to Comment concerning a potential review of those parts of the Home Credit Market Investigation Order 2007.

These orders were made under the market investigations provisions of the Enterprise Act 2002. They require:

• large lenders to share their customers’ data with at least 2 of the 3 main credit reference agencies (Experian, CallCredit and Equifax)

• all lenders to record details of all but their smallest loan products on www.lenderscompared.org.uk and advertise the site on their paying-in books

• all lenders to offer better early repayment terms and annual statements to their customers

The orders also enable credit union loans to appear on www.lenderscompared.org.uk.

Guidance explaining the rights and obligations created by the home credit lending orders is also available. The guidance is aimed at lenders, but consumers may also find it useful.

Published 13 September 2007
Last updated 14 March 2018 + show all updates

1. 14 March 2018

   Notice regarding accredited operator of website published.

2. 13 September 2007

   First published.