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
Alphabet: Businesses failing to consider hidden costs of business travel
The majority of UK businesses are so focused on reducing the hard costs of business travel that they fail to consider the wider elements of business mobility, a survey by Alphabet has found.
Nostrum Group: honesty is increasingly the best policy
Consumers are increasingly valuing honesty and integrity of a loan provider when choosing their finance provider, research by technology provider Nostrum Group has found.
CAP and HPI recruit senior figures
Automotive data company CAP and HPI has recruited a number of departmental heads following the merger of the two businesses earlier in 2015.
New head of products for Close Brothers Motor Finance
Lender Close Brothers Motor Finance has recruited Sarah Jeffery as head of products.
Moneyway prime product moves past pilot
Moneyway has formally launched its prime product for the UK motor finance market, following a six month pilot.
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BMW launches online webstore
BMW has launched a new online webstore, allowing consumers to buy their cars entirely online.
FCA launches PPI deadline consultation paper
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has launched a public consultation on the idea of putting in place a time limit for consumers to claim back mis-sold PPI.
Zuto recruits CTO from Amazon
Online broker Zuto has appointed Josh Goodspeed as Chief Technology and Product Officer.
Glasss: diesel bans could impact existing car values
Calls to effectively ban or reduce the usage of diesel cars in major towns and cities could see the values of affected vehicles fall dramatically, according to Glasss.
EAC calls for diesel scrappage scheme
The Government should consider a diesel scrappage scheme and ensure that Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) changes target NO2 pollution as well as CO2, the Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) has said.