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Home » Inside Global Lending Services’ EV financing strategy 

Inside Global Lending Services’ EV financing strategy 

Subprime lender’s portfolio on track to reach $10B in 2025 

Amanda HarrisbyAmanda Harris
June 11, 2025
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Global Lending Services has launched EV financing on the heels of implementing enhanced dealer tools and risk scoring to drive portfolio growth.  GLS began financing EVs through its dealership base in the spring, Chief Executive Steve Thibodeau told Auto Finance News. The subprime lender first had to work through residual value risk management and identify […]

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