Step 02 / Explore the pack
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A visual view of what is inside the Consumer credit edition, before you open Excel. Choose a tab to explore the illustrative worked example.
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Consumer credit
Compliance monitoring master pack · illustrative example firm: Quillstone Credit Limited
- 01
- Reviews overdue
- 02
- Reviews due soon
- 02
- Open findings
- 24
- Reviews completed
At the as-at date
Within 30 days
2 high severity
Logged in the example
Programme status as at 31 Oct 2026
1 of 12 reviews overdue
- Overdue
1
- Due soon
2
- On track
9
- No review on record
0
- Not assessed
0
- Not applicable
0
Reviews completed in the last 12 months
9 Green8 Amber7 Red
Findings
23 raised in the last 12 months, 21 closed, 2 open (2 high severity, 1 past due).
- F-015R01High · due 30 Jul 2026 · past due
A partner website promotion went live before sign-off and was withdrawn after two days.
- F-023R06High · due 10 Nov 2026
The conflicts register did not cover a new referral arrangement.
See the actual workbook · real Excel sheets, rendered from the example file
Built from the same data and formulas as the worked-example workbook, for an invented firm. All figures and thresholds are illustrative, not benchmarks.
About the Consumer credit edition
Consumer credit lenders and credit brokers. SYSC 6.1.1R applies to your firm. For the compliance function, SYSC 6.1.3AG(1) says other firms should take account of the compliance function rule, SYSC 6.1.3R, as if it were guidance.
The FCA does not set a template for a monitoring programme. This pack is a practical structure built on SYSC 6.1. Read the compliance monitoring plan guide, or see how the Consumer Duty board report pack uses the same monitoring evidence.



