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Sign InThe UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has significantly lowered its projected costs for the car finance redress scheme by £2 billion. This revision follows a detailed review of the total number of loans eligible for compensation under the program. The reduction provides substantial relief for major UK lenders, including Lloyds Banking Group and Barclays, which had previously braced for higher payouts. Analysts view this update as a positive development for the banking sector, as it offers greater clarity on future capital requirements. The lower-than-expected liability is expected to ease pressure on bank balance sheets and support investor confidence in the FTSE 100 financial constituents. Lloyds, being the most exposed to the car finance market, stands to benefit the most from this regulatory update.