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
New contracts for old cars
As the amount of PCP finance being sold in the used car market continues to increase, Jonathan Minter investigates how suited it is to used cars, and what its limits might be
Moneybarn launches LCV product
Moneybarn has launched a product offering finance for light commercial vehicle (LCV) for subprime customers.
Glasss and CAP suggest VW scandal to have minor effects on values
Vehicle valuation companies Glasss and CAP have said that the Volkswagen emissions scandal currently rocking the brand has so far only had a minor impact on trade prices, and will have no impact on residual values.
BBC: PCP the main innovation in car sales
The BBC has said that PCP has been the main innovation driving car sales since registration numbers started growing in 2012.
UK Gov speaks out against VW
The UK secretary of state for transport Patrick McLoughlin has described the current emissions scandal surrounding Volkswagen (VW) internationally as unacceptable.
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FCA rumoured to be holding PPI deadline crunch talks
Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) directors are due to hold crunch talks about putting a possible deadline on PPI claims, according to media reports.
New chairman and md for Vauxhall, and ceo of Opel Ireland
Rory Harvey has been appointed to the position of chairman and managing director of Vauxhall Motors and chief executive officer of Opel Ireland.
Glasss: VW and Audi facing credibility crisis from US emission scandal
Volkswagen and Audi could be facing a major credibility crisis in the UK after the German manufacturer was accused of fixing emissions tests for some of its vehicles by the US government, according to vehicle valuations firm Glasss.
Close Brothers Motor Finance loan book grows almost 10% in past year
Close Brothers Motor Finances loan book reached £1,600m for its financial year ending 31 July 2015, according to its preliminary results
ACEA: EU car market still far from robust
The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) has said that the EUs new car market remained far from robust in the first half of 2015, despite year-on-year growth of 8.2% over the period.