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Amigo creditors vote in favour of redress scheme

Amigo creditors vote in favour of redress scheme

Some 95% of creditors, representing over £230m, voted in favour of the redress scheme, Amigo has announced

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Amigo creditors vote in favour of redress scheme

14 May 2021Lauren Tavener
Some 95% of creditors, representing over £230m, voted in favour of the redress scheme, Amigo has announced

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Asset finance market grew by 15% in March 2021

Asset finance market grew by 15% in March 2021

News07 May 2021
Total asset finance new business (primarily leasing and hire purchase) grew by 15% in March 2021 compared with the same month in 2020, latest data from the Finance & Leasing Association (FLA) shows
Lloyds Banking Group sees impairment allowances drop £700m

Lloyds Banking Group sees impairment allowances drop £700m

News04 May 2021
Lloyds Banking Group has revealed its group-wide allowances for credit losses dropped from £6.9bn to £6.2bn during the first quarter, as the UK’s economic outlook improved
The Credit 500 for 2021 has been revealed – with a new focus on gender diversity

The Credit 500 for 2021 has been revealed – with a new focus on gender diversity

News20 Apr 2021
The new Credit 500, an index of the most influential people in consumer and commercial credit in 2021, has now been published in full
Barclays’ credit risk analysis – allowances hit £5.7bn; car finance disposal makes £1.7bn

Barclays’ credit risk analysis – allowances hit £5.7bn; car finance disposal makes £1.7bn

News22 Feb 2021
Bad debt losses in retail banking have surged for Barclays UK during 2020, according to a full-year results update that also shows £1.7bn was made from the disposal of its motor finance business

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Opinion: Breathing space is a pause, not a solution

14 Apr 2021Deborah Ware
Once breathing space takes effect it should be used selectively and not just as a tool for delay, writes Deborah Ware, chief operating officer at Financial Wellness Group - the debt solutions provider
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For crown and country: How government debt collection reforms are becoming a reality

For crown and country: How government debt collection reforms are becoming a reality

Edition’s highlights:

→ How conduct and capability could change in government debt collection

→ Stephen Haddrill, director general of the Finance & Leasing Association, outlines his reflections on the Woolard Review – and the reforms to consumer credit legislation his members really need

→ Managing director for Experian UK and Ireland describes why human adaptability is fantastic
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The CS Interview

Premium: Yorkshire Building Society’s Tracey Newton on scaling the lender’s reward offering to its staff

Premium: Yorkshire Building Society’s Tracey Newton on scaling the lender’s reward offering to its staff

19 Feb 2020Amber PritchardAmber Pritchard
Tracey Newton of Yorkshire Building Society discusses innovating a reward strategy to serve nearly 4,000 people, whatever stage of their life or career they are in
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Deborah Ware

Opinion: Breathing space is a pause, not a solution

14 Apr 2021Deborah Ware
Once breathing space takes effect it should be used selectively and not just as a tool for delay, writes Deborah Ware, chief operating officer at Financial Wellness Group - the debt solutions provider
Phil Andrew

Opinion: "There could be 150,000 rental evictions coming down the tracks"

29 Mar 2021Phil Andrew
Phil Andrew, chief executive of StepChange Debt Charity, explores routes to industry collaboration to help 500,000 renters now in arrears

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Barclays’ credit risk analysis – allowances hit £5.7bn; car finance disposal makes £1.7bn

Barclays’ credit risk analysis – allowances hit £5.7bn; car finance disposal makes £1.7bn

22 Feb 2021Marcel Le GouaisMarcel Le Gouais
Bad debt losses in retail banking have surged for Barclays UK during 2020, according to a full-year results update that also shows £1.7bn was made from the disposal of its motor finance business

Credit 500 - an index of influence

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Andrew Brameld

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Cyrille Sallé de Chou

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HSBC
David Poole

David Poole

Chief Risk Officer
Vanquis Bank
Doriana Iovino

Doriana Iovino

Chief Risk Officer
Vive Bank
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