ACT NOW - Nominations close on 13 May 2019. Awards Announced at the IAFN Awards Dinner on 13 June 2019 at etc.venues, 155 Bishopsgate, London
The IAFN Spring Awards 2019 celebrate leading finance providers and their suppliers. In addition to entries from UK we particularly welcome awards from European finance providers.
IAFN awards nominations are judged by a panel of independent auto and equipment finance providers and the process is overseen as independent by Adrian Dally, Head of Motor Finance at the Finance & Leasing Association.
Apr 11, 2019
ACT NOW - Nominations close on 13 May 2019. Awards Announced at the IAFN Awards Dinner on 13 June 2019 at etc.venues, 155 Bishopsgate, London
The IAFN Spring Awards 2019 celebrate leading finance providers and their suppliers. In addition to entries from UK we particularly welcome awards from European finance providers.
IAFN awards nominations are judged by a panel of independent auto and equipment finance providers and the process is overseen as independent by Adrian Dally, Head of Motor Finance at the Finance & Leasing Association.
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Bynx has released v12.8 of its fleet and mobility management platform (also called Bynx).
The new platform supports a number of important operational, legal and fiscal changes in various markets.
Apr 11, 2019
Bynx has released v12.8 of its fleet and mobility management platform (also called Bynx).
The new platform supports a number of important operational, legal and fiscal changes in various markets.
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The International Asset Finance Network (IAFN) has announced changes to its senior team as it prepares for future growth.
IAFN was founded in 2013 by Edward Peck (pictured), chief executive officer of Asset Finance International, consulting editor Brian Rogerson, and Professor Colin Tourick, a specialist in the automotive fleet and asset finance markets.
Since its first conference in 2014, it has grown to become the largest asset finance conference in Europe.
Under the management changes, Asset Finance International will acquire Tourick’s 50% interest in IAFN.
Apr 10, 2019
The International Asset Finance Network (IAFN) has announced changes to its senior team as it prepares for future growth.
IAFN was founded in 2013 by Edward Peck (pictured), chief executive officer of Asset Finance International, consulting editor Brian Rogerson, and Professor Colin Tourick, a specialist in the automotive fleet and asset finance markets.
Since its first conference in 2014, it has grown to become the largest asset finance conference in Europe.
Under the management changes, Asset Finance International will acquire Tourick’s 50% interest in IAFN.
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This year’s International Asset Finance Network (IAFN) conference and awards is proudly sponsored by asset finance technology leader White Clarke Group.
On the 13th June, at 155 Bishopsgate in London, key industry leaders and specialists will gather at the IAFN conference to consider the findings of a major new study conducted by Professor Tim Baines of Aston Business School on the changing roles of fleet, auto retail and equipment finance providers as digitalisation and servitisation begins to transform the auto and equipment finance industry.
This conference is based on a Delphi study, conducted amongst twelve leading global banks and manufacturer captives, supported by White Clarke Group, as new service-focussed finance models including pay-per-mile, power-by-the-hour, device-as-a-service and even (in the case of one robot manufacturer) pay-per-pick start to emerge.
Apr 09, 2019
This year’s International Asset Finance Network (IAFN) conference and awards is proudly sponsored by asset finance technology leader White Clarke Group.
On the 13th June, at 155 Bishopsgate in London, key industry leaders and specialists will gather at the IAFN conference to consider the findings of a major new study conducted by Professor Tim Baines of Aston Business School on the changing roles of fleet, auto retail and equipment finance providers as digitalisation and servitisation begins to transform the auto and equipment finance industry.
This conference is based on a Delphi study, conducted amongst twelve leading global banks and manufacturer captives, supported by White Clarke Group, as new service-focussed finance models including pay-per-mile, power-by-the-hour, device-as-a-service and even (in the case of one robot manufacturer) pay-per-pick start to emerge.
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Fintech company TimePayment has acquired LeaseQ, the online equipment financing marketplace, for an undisclosed sum.
The deal will provide expanded funding capabilities to TimePayment’s vendor business unit.
Founded in 2011, LeaseQ was the first online equipment financing marketplace to show multiple competing financing offers to prospective borrowers.
Apr 09, 2019
Fintech company TimePayment has acquired LeaseQ, the online equipment financing marketplace, for an undisclosed sum.
The deal will provide expanded funding capabilities to TimePayment’s vendor business unit.
Founded in 2011, LeaseQ was the first online equipment financing marketplace to show multiple competing financing offers to prospective borrowers.
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The US equipment finance sector has reported a sharp drop in new business volume in February, which was 24% lower year-over-year at $5.9 billion and 18% down month-to-month.
The figures are contained in the latest monthly leasing and finance index (MLFI-25) from the Equipment Leasing and Finance Association (ELFA), and also show that year to date, cumulative new business volume was down 10% compared to 2018.
Receivables over 30 days were 1.8%, up from 1.7% the previous month and up from 1.6% the same period in 2018. Charge-offs were 0.35%, unchanged from the previous month, and up from 0.28% in the year-earlier period.
Apr 08, 2019
The US equipment finance sector has reported a sharp drop in new business volume in February, which was 24% lower year-over-year at $5.9 billion and 18% down month-to-month.
The figures are contained in the latest monthly leasing and finance index (MLFI-25) from the Equipment Leasing and Finance Association (ELFA), and also show that year to date, cumulative new business volume was down 10% compared to 2018.
Receivables over 30 days were 1.8%, up from 1.7% the previous month and up from 1.6% the same period in 2018. Charge-offs were 0.35%, unchanged from the previous month, and up from 0.28% in the year-earlier period.
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