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
MotoNovo: Dont underestimate the importance of online reviews
A number of dealers arent maximising the potential of online review sites such as Trust Pilot, independent finance provider MotoNovo Finance has said.
Shoosmiths grows recoveries team
Law firm Shoosmiths has recruited consultant Stephen Allinson to its recoveries litigation operation in the UK.
NAMA warns of pre-registration challenges
Pre-registration is becoming increasingly common as dealers look to drive volumes in order to release volumes, The National Association of Motor Auctions (NAMA) has warned.
Mercedes finance tops NFDA dealer satisfaction survey
Average dealer satisfaction with manufacturer finance fell slightly from the summer to the winter in 2015 in the National Franchised Dealers Associations (NFDA) Winter Report.
New head of business for Moneybarn
John Lay has joined sub-prime lender Moneybarn as head of business.
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Motor industry well-represented in Times Best Companies To Work For List
The motor industry was once again well-represented in the Sunday Times Best 100 Companies To Work For list.
Cap and Hpi: used values continue to rise
Three-year-old used vehicle values grew by 0.4% in February, month-on-month, according to vehicle data provider Cap and Hpi.
Moneybarn profits grow 42% in 2015
Provident has reported its subprime motor finance arm Moneybarn made £21.3m adjusted profit before tax in 2015, up from £15m in 2015.
FCA assesses how financial services meet the needs of ageing population
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has launched a project to assess how financial services companies should meet the needs of ageing customers.
Lawgistics: finance companies passing the buck to dealers
Motor dealer legal firm Lawgistics has claimed to have been inundated with calls from concerned dealers, who are worried finance companies are unnecessarily passing on complaint costs to them.