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Supreme Court grants appeal in car finance commission case, expedited hearing set
The Supreme Court has granted permission for two car lenders to appeal a landmark ruling on motor finance commission payments that has raised concerns over a potential £30 billion compensation bill.
MotorEasy launches Lease GAP cover to strengthen driver financial protection
MotorEasy has launched a new GAP insurance product tailored specifically for leased vehicles offering cover if the car is written off and the insurance payout falls short of covering the remaining lease balance.
Car loans commission case ends, ruling not likely until the summer
The UK's motor finance industry must wait until the summer to hear whether the Supreme Court will overturn the notion that lenders and their partner car dealerships have been unfair with their customers because of the finance commission paid to dealers.
Executive View: Trust and transparency are the key drivers sought by the FCA and courts
Eddie Flanagan, partner at law firm Shakespeare Martineau, notes that it while a spotlight remains on the UK's motor finance market due to important legal actions it is critical for lenders to be continuously refining their data and practices.
Executive View: Gaining ground with GAP insurance
It’s a year since the FCA’s investigation into GAP insurance, casting light on the character of the motor finance industry. But GAP is back on the table and motor retailers can make strides to re-build revenue, writes Duncan McClure Fisher, CEO at Intelligent Motoring.
New report highlights the opportunities that mustn’t be missed
A dealership’s point of sale experience has a vital part to play in having success with warranty and insurance add-on sales. Which is why Automotive Management is delighted to publish this special report, The Business of Warranty and Add-on Insurance, sponsored by Car Care Plan.
Black Horse owner Lloyds puts aside £1.25bn awaiting car loan commissions outcome
Lloyds Banking Group, which owns Black Horse Motor Finance and Lex Autolease, has put another £700 million into its pot for potential compensation while it awaits the outcome of the car loan commission saga at the Supreme Court.
Financial Conduct Authority to consult on extra extension for car loans complaints
The motor retail industry is being urged to have its say on a proposal from the Financial Conduct Authority to let dealerships and finance providers delay their responses to consumer complaints about motor finance commission.
Certainty essential for motor finance sector amid new Treasury consultation, says iVendi
The move by the Treasury to sound out how best to deal with mass compensation claims has been welcomed as a positive step although immediate certainty is critical for car loan providers, according to motor retail tech business iVendi.