Listen: Weekly Wrap on auto lender compliance, longer-term loans in Q1
Auto lenders should take a close look at their credit decisioning and dealer relationships following a recent Consumer Financial Protection ...
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Auto lenders could be on the hook for 6-figure attorney’s fees following California court ruling
Auto lenders could be required to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees related to alleged dealer misconduct ...
US Supreme Court blocks vaccine mandate for large employers
In a per curiam opinion released Thursday afternoon, the Supreme Court released long-awaited guidance on vaccine mandates issued by federal agencies. ...
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 ...
Supreme Court decision provides clarity on TCPA
The U.S. Supreme Court has clarified the definition of an automatic telephone dialing system in its April 1 decision of ...
Taking advantage of telematics responsibility
Portable technology — mobile phones, laptops, vehicles and aftermarket navigation devices — travel with us nearly everywhere we go, constantly ...
Disparate Impact (Still) a Fair Lending Risk
Since the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s 2013 indirect automobile guidance was repealed last year, there have been no new public ...
CFPB Identifies Deceptive Auto Loan Servicing Practices
Via CFPB/ Flickr Recent auto loan servicing examinations conducted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau found fraudulent and unfair practices ...
