Compliance
Dismissed MLA case against United Auto Credit provides brief respite for auto lenders
A recently dismissed case in the Eastern District Court of Virginia against subprime lender United Auto Credit has provided a...
Managing repossessions and consumer bankruptcy in wake of Chicago v. Fulton
A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision has shed light on auto lenders’ ability to repossess vehicles from consumers in bankruptcy,...
Exeter Finance on staying ahead of the compliance curve
Meredith Garland-Hannifin At Exeter Finance, establishing a risk culture and appetite at all levels of the Dallas-based subprime lender is...
Post-repossession: Can a borrower ‘cure’ a default and get their car back?
Coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, the auto finance industry will face a number of issues when it comes to...
Repossessions and bankruptcy: What the Fulton decision means for turnover
The February Supreme Court decision in City of Chicago v. Fulton was widely celebrated in the lending community because the...
Hudson Cook, McGlinchey, Alston & Bird, Nisen & Elliott members join Auto Finance Risk Summit
Legal experts will join Auto Finance News on Wednesday, May 12, at 12:30 p.m. ET. for the regulation roundtable during...
CFPB shake-up: What administration changes may mean for auto lenders
Things are quickly changing at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. President Joe Biden made Dave Uejio acting director of the...
Weekly Wrap: Tackling compliance ambiguities in auto finance
The auto finance industry has recently seen the removal of certain ambiguities in compliance and regulation practices. The U.S. Supreme...
