Lender FinBe USA is no longer originating auto loans following its sale by Bepensa Capital at the end of 2025, prompting some layoffs. Mexico City-based Bepensa announced on Dec. 26, 2025, that it ...
Subprime auto lender FinBe USA is incorporating AI, machine learning, fraud prevention and additional data into its risk-based pricing and ...
A steady increase in bankruptcy filings over the past three years poses a growth opportunity for subprime auto lenders. FinBe ...
Subprime auto lender FinBe USA is looking to grow originations volume on the heels of its first auto asset-backed securitization ...
Auto lenders and dealers are adapting their strategies in the face of an onslaught of new trade policies and recent ...
Subprime lenders are well-equipped to weather a potential recession, auto executives said during last week’s Auto Finance Summit East 2025. ...
Auto Finance News is pleased to announce that Scot Seagrave, chief executive of subprime auto lender FinBe, will join a ...
Subprime lenders looking to regain momentum in 2025 are expressing measured optimism as they navigate consumer stress and uncertainty in ...
