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    Home > Finance > Santander UK raises motor finance redress provision to 461 million pounds
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    Santander UK raises motor finance redress provision to 461 million pounds

    Published by Global Banking and Finance Review

    Posted on February 4, 2026

    2 min read

    Last updated: February 4, 2026

    Santander UK raises motor finance redress provision to 461 million pounds - Finance news and analysis from Global Banking & Finance Review
    Tags:Financial performancecorporate profitsUK economyinvestment

    Quick Summary

    Santander UK reports a 14% rise in annual pretax profit, driven by higher net interest income and reduced costs.

    Table of Contents

    • Santander's Motor Finance Redress Update
    • Details of the Increased Provision
    • Impact of FCA Proposals
    • Financial Performance Overview

    Santander UK Increases Motor Finance Redress Provision to £461 Million

    Santander's Motor Finance Redress Update

    Feb 4 (Reuters) - Santander UK lifted its motor finance redress provision to 461 million pounds ($632.31 million) on Wednesday, following the British Financial Authority's (FCA) consultation on a proposed compensation scheme. 

    Details of the Increased Provision

    The lender's updated provision includes an additional 183 million pounds for potential redress costs. Santander previously set aside 295 million pounds for motor finance provisions.

    Impact of FCA Proposals

    In August, Britain's FCA proposed a redress scheme for consumers with compensation claims following a Supreme Court ruling. Complaints involving Santander's car finance business are also on hold until May 2026.

    Financial Performance Overview

    Santander said it continues to engage constructively with the FCA on its proposals, although there is significant uncertainty regarding the scheme's outcome.

    The bank also reported a 14% rise in annual pretax profit for 2025, after withholding its third-quarter results to assess the financial implications of Britain's proposed motor finance redress scheme.

    The company reported a pretax profit of 1.51 billion pounds ($2.07 billion), compared with 1.33 billion pounds a year ago, supported by higher net interest income, lower costs, and reduced provision charges.

    Santander UK had withheld publication of its third-quarter results in October, citing the need for clarity on regulatory proposals regarding the mis-selling of motor finance loans. 

    ($1 = 0.7291 pounds)

    (Reporting by Nithyashree R B in Bengaluru; Editing by Rashmi Aich)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Santander UK reported a 14% increase in annual pretax profit.
    • •The profit was driven by higher net interest income.
    • •Lower costs contributed to the profit growth.
    • •Provision charges were reduced compared to last year.
    • •Pretax profit reached 1.51 billion pounds.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Santander UK raises motor finance redress provision to 461 million pounds

    1What is pretax profit?

    Pretax profit is the amount of income a company earns before taxes are deducted. It reflects the company's profitability from its operations.

    2What are provision charges?

    Provision charges are funds set aside by banks to cover potential losses from bad debts. They help ensure financial stability.

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