The High Court has ruled in favour of the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) in a dispute concerning a discretionary commission arrangement (DCA) within a motor finance agreement.
The Supreme Court has granted permission for two car lenders to appeal a landmark ruling on motor finance commission payments that has raised concerns over a potential £30 billion compensation bill.
The financial crisis brewing in the UK’s motor finance sector could rival the infamous £50 billion Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) consumer scandal, the Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) top legal chief has conceded.
Liberal Democrat MP for Wokingham Clive Jones heard firsthand about the significant discrepancies in the cost of home versus public charging and the need for additional government support to entice motorists to go green when he visited Select’s HQ in Reading.
The probe into historic motor finance practices by some car loan providers could cost the industry £30 billion, according to ratings agency Moody's.
The move by the Treasury to sound out how best to deal with mass compensation claims has been welcomed as a positive step although immediate certainty is critical for car loan providers, according to motor retail tech business iVendi.
The UK financial watchdog plans to consult on extending the time motor finance firms have to respond to consumer complaints involving non-discretionary commissions
Close Brothers resumes new lending after landmark court of appeal ruling
Lenders are ramping up their technology solutions to provide timely, transparent commission disclosures to customers following the recent Court of Appeal ruling on motor finance, iVendi reports.
Manufacturers struggled to hit October new car sales as they scrambled to comply with the recent Court of Appeal ruling on the duty of car finance providers to disclose detailed commission arrangements and secure clear consent from the car buyer, according to industry insiders.
Dealer tech provider Mad Devs has swiftly updated its iStoreDOCS platform to support dealer compliance in response to a recent Court of Appeal ruling on finance commissions.
The motor finance industry is urgently calling for a pause on regulatory action and court cases over motor finance commission.
Clear, upfront disclosure of commission to ensure informed consent will be critical for providers of motor finance following last week’s shock Court of Appeal decision which saw several major industry names suspend lending in order to take stock of the implications of the ruling.
Shares in Close Brothers have taken a sharp hit in the wake of a landmark ruling by the Court of Appeal, which determined that motor finance brokers must provide full disclosure on commissions when arranging car loans.
The financial watchdog at the heart of the finance mis-selling probe has hit back at Barclays’ bid to quash a key ruling.
The autumn moratorium imposed by the UK financial watchdog will likely be moved back to sit behind a Judicial Review appeal.
Gaurav Jain, UK commercial director, Get Your Car, Carwow, discusses the opportunities for dealers as car buyers seek more guidance on finance options
The majority of car buyers are satisfied with their experience buying finance from dealers, according to research by JudgeService.
If consumers are paying a greater price now than they did before, what harm is the FCA’s intervention actually preventing?
Lloyds Banking Group has allocated £450 million to cover potential expenses related to regulatory investigations into historic motor finance commission deals.
