All articles by Jonathan Minter

Jonathan Minter

Jonathan is the editor of Motor Finance magazine. You can reach him at jonathan.minter@verdict.co.uk

BMW FS launches UK Innovation Lab

BMW Group Financial Services (BMW FS) has launched an Innovation Lab in the UK to allow early-stage start-up companies to partner with it.

Industry reacts to Brexit

With the British population having voted to leave the EU on 23rd, the motor finance industry experts have warned the market to expect some short term instability, but that the longer terms impact won’t be known for some time.

Fleet Alliance improves CET and Archant fleets

Fleet Alliance has replaced the bulk of the 70-strong van fleet of insurance and construction outsourced service provider CET, and been appointed by media company Archant to build its green agenda.

VW launches ‘biggest change’ in company history

Matthias Müller, chief executive officer at Volkswagen Group, has claimed the company’s new ‘Together – Strategy 2025’ plan for the next decade will feature the biggest change process in Volkswagen history.

Ford to launch FordPass app in UK ‘late summer’

Ford plans to release its online mobility app ‘Ford Pass’ in the UK and a number of other EU countries including Germany, later in the summer Motor Finance was told at a Ford Smart Mobility event during London Technology Week.

New non-exec director for Synergy Automotive

Andrew Cope has joined UK broker Synergy Automotive as a non-executive director.

Double digit European car sales growth in May

The number of cars sold across the EU increased 16% year-on-year to 1,288,200 in May, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA).

NACFB warn PCP could be next big mis-selling scandal

The popular PCP method of financing cars could become the next major mis-selling scandal, according to the National Association of Commercial Finance Brokers (NACFB).

Codeweavers launches finance calculator

Technology company Codeweavers has launched MultiCalc, a new finance calculator.

RAC: Consumer Rights Act to limit sub £2000 car market

Around £2,000 might become the new entry price for used car for many dealers as a result of the Consumer Rights Act, the RAC has said.