The car finance compensation landscape is undergoing a crucial transformation, spurred by regulatory scrutiny and increasing consumer protection measures. Following the emergence of significant consumer complaints related to mis-sold motor
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Victims of car finance mis selling could be set to miss out on an average of £500 each due to the compensation calculations proposed by the Financial Conduct Authority. Slater
The Nissan Leaf was heralded as the world’s first mass-market electric car upon its 2013 launch in Sunderland. Despite early optimism, ambitions to reach an annual production of 50000 vehicles
The UK Government is at a crossroads regarding the future of electric vehicles with new proposals for a pay per mile tax expected to be announced in the upcoming Budget.
Electric vehicle owners across the United Kingdom are set to encounter a significant shift in motoring costs, as the government prepares to unveil a new pay-per-mile tax in the forthcoming
The chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority, Nikhil Rathi, is embarking on a mission to Detroit this week to secure backing for the regulator’s controversial £11 billion consumer compensation
British vehicle manufacturing slumped dramatically in September after a damaging cyberattack forced Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), the nation’s largest automotive employer, to halt production for five weeks. According to the
Lloyds Bank has stated it will contest the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) expansive plans for an £11bn car finance compensation scheme, after the mounting cost of the scandal significantly hit
The US car loan market has shifted dramatically from being one of the most secure avenues of consumer credit to one of the most precarious. Recent data reveal a staggering
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is facing sharp scrutiny from the House of Lords over its proposed £11 billion compensation scheme for mis-sold motor finance. Senior FCA executives, including chief
The ongoing fallout from the UK motor finance scandal is placing severe financial strain on Lloyds Banking Group and Close Brothers, with both lenders announcing that compensation costs will materially
Britain’s largest banks have seen their valuations soar by over £5bn after the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) unveiled a smaller than anticipated car finance compensation pot. Shares in Close Brothers
UK regulators are intensifying their efforts to protect consumers amid a surge of claims management companies and law firms seeking a slice of billions in car finance compensation. Recent actions
Close Brothers has been dealt a significant blow as the bank announced an additional £33 million provision to reimburse customers for overpayments within its car loans division. This charge compounds
Stellantis, the automotive powerhouse formed by the merger of Frances Groupe PSA and Fiat Chrysler, has announced a suspension of vehicle assembly at two of its vital European factories. Production
BMW’s UK motor finance arm has dramatically increased the amount earmarked for potential compensation payouts as the ripples from the car finance mis-selling scandal continue to reverberate through the financial
