65% trusted dealers for the best deal as regulator may force banks to compensate mis-sold car loan customers Car finance lenders could be forced to contact customers who have been
65% trusted dealers for the best deal as regulator may force banks to compensate mis-sold car loan customers Car finance lenders could be forced to contact customers who have been
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New research reveals that 65% of car finance customers who took out loans before the ban on discretionary commission arrangements (DCAs) trusted their dealer to offer them the best deal
Collaboration to expand IVECO’s battery-electric light commercial vehicle portfolio; Stellantis and IVECO sign agreement in Europe
Alphabet (GB) appoints Paul Harkins to head broker partnerships; Harkins to lead broker channel transformation through 2025.
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The UK automotive industry is calling on the government to take swift action in converting EV sceptics into adopters by offering incentives.
The latest update from the FCA, which suggests they are considering a general redress scheme on motor finance. What does that mean? In a nutshell if you bought a car
Trust shown by UK drivers towards their finance providers could be at an all time low, following on from recent developments in the ongoing car finance scandal. Leading lenders such
Close Brothers Group PLC (LSE:CBG) reports interim results on Tuesday 18 March, having warned last that these results will include a £165 million motor finance provision. The lender said the size