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Iowa Business Report Wednesday EditionMay 15, 2024        Bill Himpler of the American Financial Services Association on overreach by one federal agency concerning gathering customer information from lenders. 

For this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast recorded in Las Vegas at this year's Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association, we share another visit with one of the industry's great historians, Terry O'Loughlin, who is director of compliance for Reynolds Document Solutions at Reynolds and Reynolds. O'Loughlin gave some historical context about how the Federal Trade Commission has approached automotive regulation in light of the agency releasing the Combating Auto Retail Scams (CARS) Rule.

Jessica Gonzalez works for InformedIQ, while Tim Yalich is part of the team at Wolters Kluwer. But they've collaborated in the past to benefit mutual clients. In this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast recorded in Las Vegas at this year's Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association, Gonzalez and Yalich described how well complementary service providers work together in auto finance to lift the entire industry.

Just before last month's Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association, Open Lending released initial findings from its newest study on vehicle accessibility and automotive financing perceptions among near- and non-prime consumers. Open Lending senior vice president of marketing Kevin Filan offered more details for this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast.

A year ago, TransUnion examined the downturn in vehicle leasing and what elements would be needed for the delivery option to rebound. At last month's Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association, TransUnion's Satyan Merchant revisited those findings to project what might happen in leasing and other parts of auto financing for this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast.

Danielle Arlowe and Celia Winslow of the American Financial Services Association still had plenty of energy for this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast recorded in Las Vegas at the end of the organization's annual Vehicle Finance Conference. Arlowe and Winslow recapped the active scenes at the state and federal level in connection with legislative and regulatory development.

After being on stage asking questions and facilitating a conversation at this year's Vehicle Financial Conference, GM Financial's Kyle Birch made time during the American Financial Services Association event to be a part of the Auto Remarketing Podcast. Birch recapped the successful year GM Financial had as well as other developments connected with the auto-finance industry.

Frank McKenna was one of the most sought-after experts at this year's Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association. Many attendees are impacted by fraud nowadays, so the Point Predictive executive recapped some of the questions he received in Las Vegas and more for his regular visit on the Auto Remarketing Podcast.

Kasmira Cryer is someone who saw first-hand the devisivness media can create. Instead of staying in the problem she is committing herself to elevate media and social influence to unite the world! Tara Trantham is a lawyer determined to use her story to create better systems for victims of family violence and mental health issues. This dynamic duo are not only inspiring, they are creating a positive way forward, promoting love and acceptance for all. Follow them both on social media to keep up with their latest projects.Amanda Kazzy Cryer is a Filmmaker, Social Impact Influencer, Consultant and Strategist. She is committed to elevating voices through social media, film and traditional media, and is passionate about media-driven projects that bring awareness to social issues. Having lived and worked in both developed and developing countries, she has been active in co-creating opportunities to solve problems, shift systems, and activate the inner capacity of leaders to create lasting change. As a social impact influencer and consultant, Amanda has coached and worked with hundreds of people from all different backgrounds including influencers, leading change makers and emerging changemakers in media, celebrities, community activists, leaders at the United Nations, scientists, philosophers, thought-leaders, TV and Film personalities, Nobel Prize recipients, CEOs, actors, and founders of nonprofits and triple bottom line organizations. Since 2009, Amanda has been practicing the Conscious Full Spectrum Response framework developed by her mentor Dr. Monica Sharma (former Director of Leadership and Capacity Development at the United Nations) in systems shift language and transformative dialogue in media. The CFSR is a unique response model based on extensive application, which simultaneously in time solves problems, illuminates and shifts systems and creates new patterns sourced from individual inner capacity and transformational leadership. This particular model has generated sustainable results worldwide. ​Amanda was the Project Director for United Global Shift, a non profit that delivers workshops for people engaged in initiatives that make a difference. UGS coaches people on projects that both empower individuals and shift the systems that perpetuate chronic issues such as poverty, discrimination, environmental degradation and war. United Global Shift works with leaders and emerging leaders who want to be at the forefront of positive change. UGS mission statement: We are causing a united global shift in what is possible for humanity, focusing on the environment, entrepreneurship, health and education. A shift from survival and scarcity to possibility and peace. Amanda coached emerging leaders in project management and strategic planning that addressed systemic issues.​As a filmmaker, Amanda's productions have included What They Wanted, What They Got, which sold to Showtime; and the multiple award winning, Luz: The Flower of Evil. From 2009 to 2012, she worked with a cohort of Native American actors, including alumni of the Twilight film series, to bring awareness to the water infrastructure issues negatively impacting Indigenous communities across the country. She also worked at Roy Lee's production company Vertigo Entertainment (Doctor Sleep, It, The Departed, The Lego Movie) and served as a producer on the award-winning short film The Lord of Catan starring Fran Kranz (The Cabin in The Woods,Mass) and Amy Acker (Person of Interest, Angel). She co-founded Do Good Media and 1 Voice World, production companies involved in the development and co-creation of media driven projects that look at what's possible when we overcome polarization and move towards unity. Amanda's latest film, Inside Men, highlights personal stories from people whom the prison system has affected in one way or another, the injustices of the prison industrial complex repudiating governmental structures, and private industries that view prisons as a solution to their bottom lines and societal challenges.​She is a conscious activist for ethical eating, prison reform, mental health, addiction, human trafficking and people experiencing homelessness and poverty.Tara received her B.A. degree in Political Science with a minor in Religious Studies from The University of North Carolina in 1995 where she was involved in various campus organizations. She went on to receive her J.D. degree from The John Marshall Law School in Chicago, Illinois, where she was ranked in the Top 15% of her class, on the Dean's List and received the Dean's Grant Scholarship. She studied International Comparative Law in Norway, was a Student Advisor and a member of Moot Court Health Law Competition Team along with other campus organizations.Tara began her career at AGFA Corporation, Healthcare Division, as an Assistant General Counsel in August 2001. In August 2005, she accepted a position as Vice President and Assistant General Counsel with Sherman Financial Group, LLC/Resurgent Capital Services, LLP. She was Assistant Secretary and Assistant General Counsel at Security Finance Corporation of Spartanburg from 2009 to 2012. Tara became the Senior Vice President, Secretary, Chief Compliance Officer and General Counsel of World Acceptance Corporation in 2013 to 2018. Tara served as Chief Legal Officer and Chief Compliance Officer, Secretary and General Counsel for Heights Finance from 2018 to 2021.Tara was appointed General Counsel and Chief Legal Officer for Omni Financial until December 2021.In February of 2022, Tara founded her own fractional general counsel company, Rise Legal Team.Tara is an experienced, detail oriented corporate lawyer with excellent litigation and management skills and is a driven team leader. Having over 23 years of experience, Tara is an expert in the financial services industry and specializes in regulatory compliance and risk management, SEC reporting, mergers and acquisitions and licensing issues. Her expertise led to handling the seminal CID from the CFPB in the installment loan industry resulting in a no finding.She is a member of the Georgia Bar, the American Bar Association, and has served on the Board of Directors for American Financial Services Association, Served on the Law Committee with American Financial Services Association (AFSA). Served as Chair of the State and Government Affairs Committee with AFSA. Tara has been very active in her local community as well, serving on the Board of Safe Harbor, the Board of the Greenville Symphony, was a member of the class of 35 Leadership Greenville, Furman Diversity and Inclusion Program, Greenville Professional Women's Forum, Member of Female Leaders of the Upstate, and spends much of her time volunteering at local organizations.Tara is married to her husband Jonathan and has one son Christian. She treasures time with her family and loves to watch her son play football. Tara has completed her first book, entitled, “Take Off that Mask, Life Ain't No Masquerade Ball”, detailing her personal journey from a failed suicide attempt to thriving and living with joy, love and kindness.Tara Trantham | LinkedInAmanda "Kazzy" Cryer | LinkedIn

This episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast features Tim Gill, who became the vice president of research and chief economist at the American Financial Services Association earlier this summer. Gill described what's happened in the U.S. economy so far this year he's found most interesting and how current trends might impact the automotive industry.

Tara Trantham is the Founder and CEO of Rise Legal Team, LLC. Her story of triumph over tragedy is featured on our Youturn Health platform. Tara uses her experience to help the voiceless and is not afraid to tell the hard parts of her mental health crisis. We had her back on the podcast to tell us about her new book and how she continues to expand her tireless efforts to help those hurt by the legal system. Tara received her B.A. degree in Political Science with a minor in Religious Studies from The University of North Carolina in 1995 where she was involved in various campus organizations. She went on to receive her J.D. degree from The John Marshall Law School in Chicago, Illinois, where she was ranked in the Top 15% of her class, on the Dean's List and received the Dean's Grant Scholarship. She studied International Comparative Law in Norway, was a Student Advisor, and was a member of the Moot Court Health Law Competition Team along with other campus organizations. Tara began her career at AGFA Corporation, Healthcare Division, as an Assistant General Counsel in August 2001. In August 2005, she accepted a position as Vice President and Assistant General Counsel with Sherman Financial Group, LLC/Resurgent Capital Services, LLP. She was Assistant Secretary and Assistant General Counsel at the Security Finance Corporation of Spartanburg from 2009 to 2012. Tara became the Senior Vice President, Secretary, Chief Compliance Officer, and General Counsel of World Acceptance Corporation from 2013 to 2018. Tara served as Chief Legal Officer and Chief Compliance Officer, Secretary, and General Counsel for Heights Finance from 2018 to 2021. Tara was appointed General Counsel and Chief Legal Officer for Omni Financial until December 2021. In February 2022, Tara founded her own fractional general counsel company, Rise Legal Team. Tara is an experienced, detail-oriented corporate lawyer with excellent litigation and management skills and is a driven team leader. Having over 23 years of experience, Tara is an expert in the financial services industry and specializes in regulatory compliance and risk management, SEC reporting, mergers and acquisitions, and licensing issues. Her expertise led to handling the seminal CID from the CFPB in the installment loan industry resulting in a no-finding. She is a member of the Georgia Bar, and the American Bar Association, and has served on the Board of Directors for American Financial Services Association, Served on the Law Committee with American Financial Services Association (AFSA). Served as Chair of the State and Government Affairs Committee with AFSA. Tara has been very active in her local community as well, serving on the Board of Safe Harbor, the Board of the Greenville Symphony, was a member of the class of 35 Leadership Greenville, Furman Diversity and Inclusion Program, Greenville Professional Women's Forum, Member of Female Leaders of the Upstate, and spends much of her time volunteering at local organizations. Tara is married to her husband Jonathan and has one son Christian. She treasures time with her family and loves to watch her son play football. Tara has completed her first book, entitled, “Take Off That Mask, Life Ain't No Masquerade Ball”, detailing her personal journey from a failed suicide attempt to thriving and living with joy, love, and kindness- release date TBD.

InformedIQ CEO Justin Wickett described the ongoing development of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) within the automotive space for this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast recorded in Dallas during the Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association. Wickett also touched on how automotive has set the foundation for the company to explore other parts of the credit market.

A new TransUnion study found that the lease market was down almost half from 31% in January 2020 to 17% in July 2022, more than twice the decrease in auto financing over the same period. Satyan Merchant, senior vice president and automotive business leader at TransUnion, elaborated about the study findings during an episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast recorded during the 2023 Vehicle Finance Conference in Dallas hosted by the American Financial Services Association.

Brett Collett of Equifax shares his perspectives about how finance companies are approaching underwriting in this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast recorded during the 2023 Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association. The vice president of Equifax's auto vertical also mentioned what other parts of financing are on his radar to watch this year.

Wolters Kluwer is continuing to see a gradual migration by dealerships and finance companies to more digital infrastructure. Wolters Kluwer head of auto strategy Tim Yalich took time during the 2023 Vehicle Finance Conference in Dallas hosted by the American Financial Services Association to describe the challenges that remain during this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast.

The very first and most frequent guest on the Auto Remarketing Podcast appeared again during the 2023 Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association in Dallas. Jeremiah Wheeler, president of DRN and MVTRAC, offered an update about consumer migratory patterns and how they're influencing vehicle repossessions.

Among the episodes of the Auto Remarketing Podcast recorded during the 2023 Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association, this one features Quality Acceptance CEO Ofer Alon. The head of the Van Nuys, Calif.-based finance company and AFSA board member described the current subprime landscape and more during a conversation in Dallas.

Among the episodes of the Auto Remarketing Podcast recorded during the 2023 Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association, this one features Point Predictive chief fraud strategist Frank McKenna. Our monthly look at fraud trends within auto finance and beyond came via an in-person conversation in Dallas.

By end of this year, fraud is projected to cost U.S. businesses roughly $2.5 Billion, with some research suggesting that figure could rise as high as $5 Billion by 2025. There's no doubt that every business is vulnerable to fraud, due largely to the numerous ways in which scammers can attack your organization. So how do you prevent the unthinkable from occurring? A proper plan in place can assist you, and your company in effectively reducing the likelihood of fraud and minimizing losses. In this information prevention discussion, we're joined by Tom Algie, IDology's National Sales Manager for Consumer Finance, and Rich and Tom delving into the necessary fraud topics like: - What is ID verification authentication and fraud mitigation - First-party Fraud vs. Synthetic Fraud - How to identify a Synthetic Identity - Most common gaps in fraud mitigation process within financial services today - Correlations between fraud tools and loan increases available, and much more! About IDology IDology, a GBG company, delivers some of the industry's most innovative multi-layered identity verification solutions to help businesses drive revenue, deter fraud and maintain compliance. IDology's ExpectID® platform leverages thousands of diverse data sources to deliver the most accurate customer locate results, actionable transparency, and on-demand control over the identity-proofing process. With frictionless, secure digital identity verification, IDology empowers businesses to onboard more legitimate customers quickly and confidently. Under their parent company, GBG, IDology and Acuant recently united to form GBG Americas, the largest pure-play identity verification and fraud prevention provider in the Americas. About Tom Algie Tom Algie is National Sales Manager for Consumer Finance at IDology. As an 18-year veteran of fintech, his experience includes consulting and management roles in lending software, data processing, and payments processing industries. Tom actively participates in multiple industry trade associations, including Online Lenders Alliance, INFiN, American Financial Services Association, and National Automotive Finance Association. Be sure to follow Tom and our host Rich on LinkedIn, and for the latest GDS Link updates and news, follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn. You can subscribe to the Lending Link on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, or wherever you prefer to listen to your podcasts! From the Episode: Fifth Annual Consumer Digital Identity Study: https://www.idology.com/5th-Annual-Consumer-Digital-Identity-Study/

In this episode of the AFSA Extra Credit Podcast, Dan speaks with Ann Harter and Michael Grimes from the Federal Government Affairs team on what's left for Congress to check off the to-do list before November's midterm elections. We also take a look at what to expect after election day. Don't forget to follow AFSA on Twitter at AFSA underscore DC and on Linkedin – just search for the American Financial Services Association. You can also follow AFSA's SGA Team on Twitter at AFSA_SGA. The blog at afsaonline.org is also a great resource for the most up-to-date news. If you've got questions or you'd like to suggest a guest, please shoot us an email at communications@afsamail.org or tweet at us.

In this episode of the Extra Credit Podcast, we chat with Leigh Fatzinger, CEO with Turbine Labs, a company whose job it is to drink from the firehose of information and distill it down into a fine artesian spring water.  AFSA partners with Turbine Labs to provide the daily News You Need as well as provide additional media and sentiment intelligence.  Leigh and I chatted about what he and Turbine are seeing in the media landscape, some pain points of common issues and the trouble society continues to have with misinformation.  If you want to learn more about Turbine, visit turbinelabs.com. If you fill out the information form and mention you learned about Turbine on the Extra Credit Podcast, you'll get a free book on managing information overload.      AFSA hopes you've enjoyed this edition of the Extra Credit Podcast. Don't forget to follow AFSA on Twitter at AFSA underscore DC and on Linkedin – just search for the American Financial Services Association. You can also follow AFSA's SGA Team on Twitter at AFSA_SGA. The blog at afsaonline.org is also a great resource for the most up-to-date news.  If you've got questions or you'd like to suggest a guest, please shoot us an email at communications@afsamail.org or tweet at us.       

American Financial Services Association senior vice president Celia Winslow made another visit for the Auto Remarketing Podcast. This time, the former Women in Auto Finance honoree explained what “dormant authority” is now being leveraged by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Winslow also gave an update on other federal regulatory developments potentially connected to auto financing.

In this episode of the Extra Credit Podcast, we chat with Celia Winslow and Michael Grimes from AFSA's Federal Government Affairs team on what's going on at the CFPB, on Capital Hill and around the District. Don't forget to follow AFSA on Twitter at AFSA underscore DC and on Linkedin – just search for the American Financial Services Association. You can also follow AFSA's SGA Team on Twitter at AFSA_SGA. The blog at afsaonline.org is also a great resource for the most up-to-date news.  If you've got questions or you'd like to suggest a guest, please shoot us an email at communications@afsamail.org or tweet at us. 

In the next installment of the Auto Remarketing Podcast originating from the Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association earlier this month in Las Vegas, senior editor Nick Zulovich shared a conversation with Stuart Holmes, Experian's senior director of product for automotive. Holmes explained how education is key to helping dealers and finance companies increase access for consumers with softer credit backgrounds.

In the next installment of the Auto Remarketing Podcast originating from the Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association earlier this month in Las Vegas, senior editor Nick Zulovich shared a conversation with Cheryl Miller, who is vice president of operations for Dealertrack F&I Solutions. Miller assessed the current auto-finance landscape, pinpointing what could be the “silver lining” developing out of the pandemic.

This episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast recorded during the American Financial Services Association's Vehicle Finance Conference features Tracy McArthur, who is vice president of automotive lending at Equifax. McArthur shared with senior editor Nick Zulovich about how finance companies are sharpening their underwriting in light of an array of circumstances influencing originations nowadays.

Our series of podcasts originating from this year's Vehicle Finance Conference in Las Vegas orchestrated by the American Financial Services Association continues with a conversation featuring one of the previous Women in Auto Finance honorees, Jenn Reid. Reid is now head of sales for digital lending and motor vehicles for Wolters Kluwer. She shared what's intriguing her most about auto financing nowadays as well as what continues to fuel her passion for the industry.

While recorded during the Vehicle Finance Conference earlier this month in Las Vegas hosted by the American Financial Services Association, this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast is focused on the Canadian market. Senior editor Nick Zulovich connected with Vladimir Kovacevic who is chief executive officer and founder of Inovatec Systems Corp. Kovacevic discussed the current auto-finance market in Canada and how both dealerships and finance companies are leveraging technology to overcome current challenges.

What's been an annual tradition during the Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association, senior editor Nick Zulovich reconnected in Las Vegas with GM Financial's Kyle Birch. For this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast, Birch offered an update on GM Financial operations not only in the U.S., but also how the market is faring in Canada.

Continuing our episodes of the Auto Remarketing Podcast recorded during the Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association in Las Vegas, senior editor Nick Zulovich shared a conversation with two leading executives at Wells Fargo Auto. While Cynthia Caine focused on the commercial and dealer sides of Wells Fargo's auto business, Tanya Sanders discussed the ongoing evolution of the consumer auto finance journey.

American Financial Services Association senior vice president Celia Winslow appeared on this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast to discuss what the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau reported when the regulator examined subprime auto financing earlier this year. Winslow also shared what the association's dialogue has been like with federal lawmakers and other happenings in Washington, D.C.

In this episode, we chat with Solomon Semere, Senior Director, Credit and Marketing Strategy and Craig Stockum, Sales Director both with LexisNexis Risk Solutions about the uncertain risk environment in which we're currently operating. Specifically, Craig and Solomon touch on some driving trends that are affecting consumer demand and market opportunities and what lenders need to do to adjust their strategy to meet the consumers they're looking to attract, right where they are. This was a great conversation and it includes a ton of great tips for helping you manage risk while reaching your target audience.  Don't forget to follow AFSA on Twitter at AFSA underscore DC and on Linkedin – just search for the American Financial Services Association. You can also follow AFSA's SGA Team on Twitter at AFSA_SGA. The blog at afsaonline.org is also a great resource for the most up-to-date news.   This episode of the podcast is sponsored by. LexisNexis® Risk Solutions. LexisNexis® Risk Solutions harnesses the power of data and advanced analytics to provide insights that help businesses and governmental entities reduce risk and improve decisions to benefit people around the globe. We provide data and technology solutions for a wide range of industries including insurance, financial services, healthcare and government.”  

This episode of the AFSA Extra Credit Podcast is the fourth edition of our 50-state series, where we'll be asking questions of financial services regulators around the country. We'll make our way through all 50 states getting to know the regulators that are part of our industry. Today, Danielle Fagre Arlowe, Senior Vice President and head of the State Government Affairs team at AFSA speaks with Joe Crider, Supervisor of Consumer Credit with the state of Missouri. Don't forget to follow AFSA on Twitter at AFSA underscore DC and on Linkedin – just search for the American Financial Services Association. You can also follow AFSA's SGA Team on Twitter at AFSA_SGA. The blog at afsaonline.org is also a great resource for the most up-to-date news. If you've got questions or you'd like to suggest a guest, please shoot us an email at communications@afsamail.org or tweet at us.

This episode of the AFSA Extra Credit Podcast is the second edition of our 50-state series, where we'll be asking questions of financial services regulators around the country. We'll make our way through all 50 states getting to know the regulators that are part of our industry. Today, Danielle Fagre Arlowe, Senior Vice President and head of the State Government Affairs team at AFSA speaks with Max Zappia, Deputy Commissioner Financial Institutions, Minnesota Department of Commerce. Don't forget to follow AFSA on Twitter at AFSA underscore DC and on Linkedin – just search for the American Financial Services Association. You can also follow AFSA's SGA Team on Twitter at AFSA_SGA. The blog at afsaonline.org is also a great resource for the most up-to-date news. If you've got questions or you'd like to suggest a guest, please shoot us an email at communications@afsamail.org or tweet at us.

In April, the American Financial Services Association announced the official formation of its Diversity and Inclusion Working Group to enhance its efforts to foster a culture of diversity and inclusion within the financial services industry. Prabir Chakrabarty, vice president and associate general at Mariner Finance, is serving as the group’s chair, and Kristen Miller, vice president, general counsel and compliance officer with Global Lending Services, is the vice chair. Chakrabarty and Miller appeared on the Auto Remarketing Podcast to highlight the group’s formation and successes it’s already enjoyed.

The last in-person interview before the pandemic conducted by Kyle Birch, who is president of North America operations at GM Financial, was for the Auto Remarketing Podcast at last year’s Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association. Birch recently reconnected with senior editor Nick Zulovich for their annual visit to discuss how the captive has navigated through the pandemic and more.

For the third consecutive year, Nick Zulovich connected with Kyle Birch, who now is president of North America operations for GM Financial, for an episode of the podcast recorded during the Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association. In a conversation recorded last month, Birch shared an update on an array of topics, including the strong market position GM Financial finds itself as the captive for General Motors.

During the Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association, Cheryl Miller and Kaitlan Gavin of Dealertrack shared an update about how the industry is steadily moving toward more e-contracting while navigating the challenges of titling from 51 different jurisdictions.

The Act, which has been introduced in the House (H.R. 5050) and Senate (S. 2833), would impose a 36% national usury limit on most forms of consumer credit. Bill Himpler responds to claims that the rate limit will not reduce credit access for creditworthy consumers and discusses relevant studies, the bill’s status and political prospects, AFSA's efforts to educate lawmakers and their staff about consumer finance, and other current federal and state issues of concern to industry members.

We continue with our special episodes recapping general sessions from Used Car Week. Next up is our annual Women in Auto Finance panel discussion. Moderated by Cortney Osborne of American Recovery Service, this panel features: Tina Love of Allied Solutions Carol Moore of Hyundai Capital America Michele Rodgers of Exeter Finance Scarlett Smith of FIS Shawn Yujuico of DRN Celia Winslow of American Financial Services Association

Experian's Melinda Zabritski discussed Q4 2018 data during the Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association in San Francisco.

During the Vehicle Finance Conference hosted by the American Financial Services Association this past January in San Francisco, Nick had the opportunity again to sit down with Kyle Birch, executive vice president and chief operating officer for North America at GM Financial.

The new administration in Washington, D.C. means lots of changes; and some of those changes impact consumers. On today’s show the CEO of the American Financial Services Association talks to our panel about how President Trump will affect the car industry especially the loan process.

The new administration in Washington, D.C. means lots of changes; and some of those changes impact consumers. On today’s show the CEO of the American Financial Services Association talks to our panel about how President Trump will affect the car industry especially the loan process.