Auto loan forbearance levels off in June, TransUnion says
Flattening forbearance figures could be a subtle sign of improvement, but it likely represents a shuffling of…
Compliance offers dealerships best shield against regulatory scrutiny
Dealerships should work particularly hard in this environment to ensure customers are being treated fairly inside their…
N.Y. dealership case could prompt further FTC action
Two FTC commissioners argue the agency should exercise its rule-making authority to crack down on dealerships for…
Updated e-sign guidance could propel digital retailing
New legislation has the potential to update an older law regarding digital signatures in financial transactions and…
Auto lenders play it safe in Q2
Two of the largest U.S. auto lenders preached caution and conservatism during second-quarter earnings last week as…
High alert for identity fraud in COVID-19 era
Identity theft is the leading cause of concern for auto lenders today, fraud experts say.
Jeep’s U.S.-style financing a hit in Japan
Jeep imports American financing and purchase plans to Japan in a bid to not only weather the…
Ally Q2 net income falls on virus impact
Volatile used-vehicle values, record-high unemployment and more than a million consumers exiting forbearance protections were among the…
F&I product sales success owed in part to online visibility
Vehicle sales took a dive in the early weeks of the coronavirus outbreak, but for several finance…
Tools help lenders weather pandemic’s credit upheaval
Lenders have more tools at their disposal for guidance and clarity than they did during the 2008…
