FTC Issues $2.6 Million Fine Against Auto Dealers, Payment Companies
The Federal Trade Commission yesterday issued more than $2.6 million in monetary judgments against four dealerships, billing service National Payment ...
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A Shift in Consumer Behavior is Coming to Auto Finance, Industry Experts Say
ORLANDO, Fla. -- A shift in consumer behavior is coming for both auto lenders and dealers when dealing with car ...
S&P Seeks Comment on Evaluation of Captive Risk
Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services is requesting comment on its proposed methodology for assessing how captive finance operations affect the ...
Equifax Economist Defends Subprime Auto
Dennis Carlson, deputy chief economist at Equifax, is the latest industry analyst to defend subprime auto from accusations of being a ‘bubble’ ...
Southern Auto Finance Focuses on Efficiency, Speed in 2015, CFO Says
Increased efficiency and decisioning speed are top goals for Southern Auto Finance Co. this year, according to Chief Financial Officer ...
Deutsche Bank: Subprime Auto Finance Still Isn’t Mortgage Finance
Cautionary subprime auto lending headlines have been splashed across the media lately, starting with a now-infamous New York Times article from ...
Auto Finance Sector is Strong, Fed Economist Says
The need to replace aging automobiles and a slow but growing labor market have fueled demand for both new and ...
The Truth About Today’s Subprime Auto Market [SPONSORED]
The lending landscape today is not the same as it was in 2007 — both because lenders generally have a ...
