All articles by Verdict Staff
Verdict Staff
Advantages of CAP being joined at the HPI
Towards the end of 2015, Solera companies CAP and HPI revealed plans to work much more closely together within the same office. Jonathan Minter spoke to deputy MD Neil Hodson to find out more about the reasons for the move
Advice for all in a shifting landscape
Joanne Davis has joined global legal firm Locke Lord as partner and head of its UK asset finance, leasing and consumer finance division. Brian Cantwell talks to Davis about strategy, UK market developments, and her plans for the future
Motor Finance Power 50 voting opens
Motor Finance has opened the voting for its annual Power 50 competition.
Renault shares tumble on emissions raid reports
Renaults share prices took a hit this morning after press reports emerged saying that French anti-fraud detectives had raided Renault production sites.
Motor Finance Power 50 nomination period opens
Motor Finance has opened the nomination period for its annual Power 50.
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Autorola: 2015 ‘most stable year in a decade’ for used cars
The average age, mileage and price of used cars were the most stable they’d been for a decade on Autorola UK’s online remarketing portal.
iVendi brings finance comparator to platform
iVendi has updated its dealer platform to bring in an in-showroom finance comparator designed to be used alongside existing elements of the platform.
DSG Finance stake acquired by Promethean Investments
Promethean Investments has acquired a stake in UK motor finance broker DSG Finance, subject to Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) approval.
Fight back against motor finance fraud
Despite motor finance fraud incidence being low, it is costly for industry players. Through interviews and views expressed at Leaseuropes Conference on Fighting Fraud in the Leasing Industry in Brussels on 17-18 November, Sotiris Kanaris analyses the markets response
Courts are not in the fairy godmother business
Marcos Toffanello reports how a recent case over ending a lease early should act as a warning for all firms entering contracts that the courts will enforce what the contract actually says